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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17
BLOOMING TON, iND-. Oct. }, 1878.
Ion. Geo. \. uusk,rk:

Hon. Geo. y. Busk,rk:
DEA. SIR | am IN receiy. Of lour
friendly note of Yesterday. and VI aAolds
me pleasure to oe able 10 itp.y 10 Al IA
tor tul kindly spirit wNiuh INSPIRED IL.
IA 4, ouI oa4 N- mate reia-
ip,,. tAtrlto & 20. oisiy 10 pleasant
personal lnNCrou e.. Dnl mualcrOus busi-
ness tran.aciltG.. l rlnnot doubt the AS
suranc o. NOur:c ,c.i:nac,l friendship.
or the sihctIi,. "a y.nf regret NJ The
unfortitnd. O.c. .'4cj ~ Wiiteh YOU
aIludc. ~ rsn.ll ~ -etl lon ii9,ser AL
the tlnc ~ tlNf "a UiiN, MAS prohlp'cu
solely by a desire, On sny p.ri, 10 obey
the law. aud not Oy reason OF ANY un-
friendly .,rbu- toward, YOU. You and
| having in :, friendly aud entirely salts
Tao prN n,.nn.r settled aud adjusted
,uur clN.i liability 10 me growing out vi
the injury rereiycd, and believing that
I VAS ~ hicicd ry YOU ia the manner
,nd uud ~ the iacts aud circumstance
stated ~ yoi IN yoNr hSie TO me, and
entertai ming no revengtol or malicious
feelings towards Won. ! have not com
meucr,t and 10 no, intend. voluntarily.
% cDrlmencc any criminal prosecution
again 4 you. Bui, yoi Assuming to cOh-
,rol bar matter. | propose 10 leave II
where il properly belong. To the OIL
ticers Of the lav. In the confident hope
that the unfortunate occurrence vii
have n tendency to lessen the evil and
per licious habits sni practices 10 which
Won refer, | remain. A. ever, Your Trend
Truly yonr-. AARoS ". RosE.
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County Institute.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
y Dubois County Teachers Institute
will commence ut Jasper. on the 81
.dav OF Nuvrnbcr, "A. d., 1873, and con-
!innc for five DAYS.
Tho law rclaires all the schools in the
County 10 'r closed during the session
of the Institute; and every teacher be
in attendance five days. or have a day.
wages deducted for everv days absence
therefrom unless such absence be occs-
stoned by sickness.
The Institute will be organized at 8
o'clock, a. m, OF said day, promptly.
+. n. BRUNDICK,
County Superintendent.
Oct. IL, T3-3w.
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tJ An exchange very appropriately
Remarks that no man ever gets his
moneys worth out OF a newspaper unless
lie reads the advertising columns atten-
lively. They inform him who are the
live business men of the town, and he
also finds out where hc cat obtain the
best bargains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17
SCHOOL

IN accordance with the law. = Public
L Examination of persons desiring TO
teach Public schools IN Dubois county
will be held at the school house in
Jasper, on
SATURDAY. October 25th, 1873.
desirous Of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
ANY person desiring To- obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly purified in
the eight branches specified BY law.
ANY wishing to lie examined in othe =
than the eight branches required by law
are requested To notify me Of the TACT 3
week prior to the examination.
Teachers must bcar IN mind that un-
der the law no certificates for teaching
can be granted at private examinations,
and il j. therefore important that they
should attend the public examination,
and bring with them n certificate OF NOR.
nj character from their respective Trus.
tees. r.. X. SUNDICK.
County superintendent
not 18th 20
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Futon last Saturday nighf. the
store aud dwelling of Mr. >. Traylor. IN
Otwcll, Pike county. were totally dcs'
iroyed by fire. We are no informed a-
tn the exact loss. but ~ Mr.. T. had laid
in a Fall stock OF goods. il cannot falI
short 1000 or 50 UO'. aud may he morc
Ii IS a severe loss To him. aud to Tho
as lie was not insured. The fir'
is supposed to have been the work o
some inccndiary.
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AIR Oil. Perfumery, Co Smetics.
~ five Toilet Soaps. Hair brushes,
CIoihr- Brushes. Dcntitrice Tooth Pow
ders. Combs. Rizors, Razor Suops and
Shaving Compounds. aud ever thing n
person wants, at the New Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

ON silver Baud" rrnp"sc uf lo
q premium OF 500 '"r W. 't-i 'rini as
our next fair and ~ NO f r
lowed 20 cntcr) taking it, kocAfol.
Journal.
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OmcinI Vote.

The following j. TIC official vote ~
pnNais coun,y % tho election for Judge
anl Prosecutor iast Tuesday.
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LAND FOR SALE,

SrHE unle si~nei wishes 20 sell several
| hundred acres o. Bus l4nd ~ win
give u purchaser ar opportunity - eel
such n suits him. ! cuuid be INVADED
so rs to make several good farms. II is
in Patoka, Bainbridge and Hall town
ships in Dubois conntv. Purchasers can
have part timber aud par, improved
land.
Terms o. sale win be liberal and easy.
ne he is Offering 10 sell because he has
too much ltnd. Title perfect from origi'
,rl purchasers from Government. En-
ymire on the premises. or address him al
j Jasper. JOSEPH A.
Oct. II, ~ SIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

Morgan & Whitman are feeding L.
80 head OF hogs aud about 40 head oi
rattle. Petersburg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

WIiEN YOU get sick and want to ge,
w well quick, call at the New Drug
Store.
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~ DIR. Sabin still thinks the Cincin-
natl road will be built. But "hope de-
ferrcd makcth the heart sick" aud we
are sick of it.. We have no doubt, how
ever. he would build the road il he could.
but as the money has all been expended
II the wrong end. where a road would
be of very little account. comparatively
II built. we 10 not believe any capitalisf,
will put their money in it. parlicnlarl,
As Spencer county is afraid To invest q
dollar in IL herself.
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509
5l9


There being no contest a very light
vote was polled. In Patoka TOWNSHIP.
for Justice of tho Peace, Mr.. Chas. NJ.
Mears received l63 votes. and August
Behmer 81 votes.
In Ferdinand township. Mr.. " Dro.fe
was elected Justice of tho Pence. w.
ceiving 70 voies-two or three Oilers
getting one vote each.
At the meeting of the canvasSiug
board. the following return was found
upon one Of the poll-books indicaiin
the advice. we presume II was deemed
necessary to follow If candidates wanted
a larger vote polled:
Buy yonr whisky bv the gallon.
And your sugar bv the pound;
Buy n bowl TO put il in,
Aud a spoon TO stir il round"
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4 Man was heard TO say that Medicine.
~ from the New Drug Store were
stronger and better than those bought
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

4 IL Prescriptions neatly aud carefully
n filled, at tl,c New Drug store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

Ill the standard { ] b. Patent
Medicines for sale c. esp, AZ ih, New
Drug store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-17

DEFOBE YOU hwy elsewhere. call as
- T. Xertz 4 Cos. aud examine our
srock. We aye determined TO sell ~
reasonable terms.
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SHE lover of good Tohr,oanl choice
= Havana C,g'rs. eva tlh all ih,ir
wants filed 10 4 dot. at it Nyv Drug
store.
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VA HIN ,ou want a Medicine easy To
w Rke. GALL NJ the New Drug Store
We keep all tire New and improved
remedies
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EVERYBODY whose hair is falling
, 2 on. 90 turning grey. r'ii Il the New
.Drug store and get y pa. rtysiive.
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Thankful for past favors he Is deter
mined 10 merit a continuance, SO come
and examine the new stock.
JOS. SERMERSHElM.
Oct. 10. '73-tf.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03
ST. PAUL.

The names given in this column Ars those OF ths
largest and most xeliabis houses In their
sevsssl linss q businsllin st.Panl.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03
10 III HUSBAND.

NE happy ysaisse ush hsEvsso sooma
SS: With blsliass E3oh "a NE
Like shsayeG u fths hasvtst tathsrsd home
In The sunset soft and fair;
And each bright year In itsslfs shsaf
All bound togsthsr-ths corn and tho Leaf
In LIES bright morning our VOWS w made.
And promised, in days to come,
Together to resp, In the sun or the shade,
: 'Tillths harvesting days were done;
+ And hand in hand, In the twilight sweet,
Ws laid our hrst shsaf at the Masters feet.
But cloud arose In the sunny West,
A cloud that portendsd rain;
And the great drops vied with tho fitful blast
10 scatter our golden grain;
Bat We prayed that tho cloud might pass us b,
And give us again our clear blue sky.
Then the sun pesped out from tts hiding place,
Andjewelsd the hill and the glen; - -,
And the psarly drops laughed in our weary faes.
And We gsthsred our shsaf again..
And at daylights close We hastened to bring
Our second shsAf ~ an Offering.
And the other three in the sunshine fair.
Have been ours to reap and to bind;
And the binding cord was the spirit Of prayer.
,5es With lovs's right threads sntvinsd +: ,.,-
/. And ono bJ opa. We gave than to Him, -.
Who smiled - He blessed u and took then 1,
And many the she.vest that u. yet united,
70 b sAsasrsd in days to coas- ~.
That scatteringi ilie On tAsbroad hilldde-
But ven harvest them one BY one; '.5'
Andaay Hs Wis ta&hsts tlls oornftanth the leave
Biad With ~ q l.s.stps shess united sheayss.
HELI IN.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03

1, Legsl Observation-Disclosures 10 oAntl
psr square for the first insertion, and II eonta DER
square for each subsequent insertion. ~
Z. Attorneys ordering in legal advsrtissnsntsar
regarded for the cost Of the sae un-
tess there 10 special agreement to charge the sams
70 another party. Pymentin al eases to 10 nAde In
advance or apen delivery Of thssndavit.
>. Losal Notices, cents PER asto TRANSIENT, and
10 cents per line to regular, Advsxtlssrs. -. =
Notice ofdsath [simpls anno.Assmsntl 2s cents:
obituary notices. cents par line; marriage notices
10 Oeonts. i - - : :, =
!. Spseialplass and double column I'D erti,emsnts
bs inssrtsda at ratss agreed upon.
q. sazlyadvsrtiss' sto pay quarterly.
:. stIaagsrs must payin advance, or givssatisAe-
oIy References.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03
THE BEECaER-BOWEN BUSINESS.

From the Graphic.
We have it from the very highest
authority that Plymouth Church will
take no steps toward investigating tho
charges against MI. Beeoher, nor to.
ward calling Mr.. Bowen to account for
anything he may have said concerning
his pastor. And, furthermore; We have
the best authority for saying tha.
neither Mr.. Beecher, Mi: Bowen. nor
Mr.. Tilton win take any further notice
of the disagreeable scandal that has
been set afoat, and with which their
names are more or less directly assooi-
ated. So far IS they are concerned,
the whole matter will be ignored, aud
buried in silence and regret. We hope.
ed thst . different course would be
pursued. It has seemed to us that il
was due to Mr.. Beecher, to tho church,
to his friends oil over the country, and
to the American people, that this vast
and black mass of accusation and insin.
uation should be thoroughly explored
and completely dissipated. We still
think that he and his advisols make q
great mistake in not pressing an inn.
mediate and thorough investigation.
But, IS they have decided on 4 differ
ent policy, We can only hops that tho
disagreeable matter will be allowed to
drop ont Of public discussion, and be
left to bury itself as best it can. Peo-
pie have long memories, and have .
wonderful penohant for recollectiue
some things. And while the majority
of our people will think Of Mr.. Beeoher
as the "golden.mouthed Chrysostom"
Of the American pulpit, there are not .
few who will persist n regarding him
IS the David Of the modern church..
The thing cannot b helped; but il =
henceforth q matter Of mere private
opinion. s !. 8
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03
MEAT MARKET q
E28TRAY.

.(NTRAYED from. Maine Prairie, about the
- first Of Msy, : RED STEER, three years
old, large, white spot tted, with large horns;
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
of the animal 70 r. Nmbail, &c Maine
Prairie, Or 70 The undersisned at st. Cloud.
sss JOHN RILEY
st Cloud, My =, 1873. nay2e.ts
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03
M Y S TO R:Y K : :

VEF7-F75 t1.EE' a.--"s ;.
By CHRISTIAN REID.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03

OBJ PRINT TIN
Of kinds, plain or oolorsd, executed on short mo-
tes, In the best styls and ct et. Paul prtcss Print
cAglisA. and warranted to give sAtsfaotion.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-07-03

S~~H~J SSsS4So WA1s W ~
credit some day-sh, Ross 2'. S'1# ::
= The gentleman 20 addressed smiled,
bnt,, without making any other reply,
came forw.rd and held out his hand to
me. ss @.sss'':' 3't,TS 5sl* ::':: III sz1-t :,
"Pardon me for having met mel; you 80
uDoeren noniously : little while ago." he
said. II did not know then that we
xere u 1oousins.. Ny name Is Ross Ken:
dali" s'','- .s:z'szs , ~ .5>S'z .;7'7S -
Even those few words we're full Of 20
much Kindness, that ny sense, Of awk-
ward shyness aed i once. ! smiled Is !
gave him my hand. ,.....,ss ......s7,}
II never heard Of you BEFORE" !
said, "but since you are = Kendall, ]
suppose you must be ny J cousin u T
ri havs NOT had much time Of inoli.
nation % instruct hsr ID family tie4s,
apd oopnsotio.s," said Uncle Kendall,
grimly. ashs'l1 learn then, soon i, enough
for ~ ths good-or hafm-they can %
her I You are the best Of the1 whole,
Ross with short nod), 'selse il ism,
likely "a have you here now
aI have been away too long to know
much Of the family" " said Ross Kendall,
Igravely. 81.
Thank God for it, then r said The
other, sharply. Take my word, you'i y
never have any thing better . thanl
Him for Beryl, did you hear:ms tel
you osooans 70 the are I s sit dow1
JthsEs!
, 1873-04-24
SFORTlNG.
Observation-Disclosures

Special Dt.patch 10 Tic C2ttcaao Tribune.
New YonK, April 2B.-lhe trotttng seaaon waa
tnnug,,ratcd at Fleetwood Park to-day by two
good races. Thoro was 1nrgo attendance. Tho
first raco was for q sweepstakes Of $500, botweon
chestnut marc Saratoga, and black marc Dotay
King. Tho betting previous to tho race was 100
TO 80 Oh Saratoga. HotBy King. won tho hrnt
heat, yhoroupon aho bocarno the fayorito. Then
Saratoga won tho sooona tent,, md tho betting
turned another aomorsault. Bbt6y won tho third
leat and once moro became tho favorite at 100 to
40. Saratoga won the fourth and fifth honts and
Tho race. Timo, 2:44, 2:4e. 2:4e11, 2:4o 2:46. II
was the most exciting trot witnesacd IN this vi.
cnity for years. Both driyors woro changed
aftor tho raco began, Doty taking tho reinB be-
hind Saratoga, and Rodon doing the Sumo for
Betsy.
Tho second raco WAS between tho black marc
Kate and the bay mare Dollo Of Orange. Kate
was tho taYorite ut 4110 to s75, ind won tho
second, third and fourth heata. Timo, 2:60,
2:49, $40, 2.6014.
Special DGpateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
New YoRR, April 28.-I. ". Collonder, OF
this city, offers superb challenge cup, or OBJ
teot Of art, Of sterling silver and elaborate man
ufacture, to bo held as omblematio Of tho oharn-
pionslhp at "throo-ball oarom" billiards; alao,
money prizes amounting to 81 900, to BE- CON
tented for at tho Grand international Billiard
Tournament at tho throc-ball oarom" gano,
to ho open to the world. and to bo held during
tho coming summon. ..
DoBToN, April 23.-Tho first gamo OF baso ball
at Tho nenaon hore for tile championship was
played botween tho Philadelphia club and the
Boston nine to-day. Tho Philadelphia club won,
to s,
, 1873-04-24
WATER TRANSPORTATION.

Tho Congressional Commercial Con-
vH1ati0z, mt st. Louis Noxt RI0nth---
Completion Of Arrangements There.
fors
Br. Louis, No., April 29.-Tho Executive and
othor Comnitteoa having in Charge tho propara-
tiona for tic Congressional Convention, to DO
held here next month, held another moeting this
afternoon aud still further perfected arrangp-
ments for tho event. The following invitation
to be adlresaad to Ill Congressman Of tho
Weat and South WAS agrood upon:
s1a: You are respectfully and earnestly invited to
attend Convention Of mombers Of both Houses OF
Cnngreaa to bo held in this city. commencing tho
18th dAy of A1ay, 1875 at which It is proposed to lny
before you tho AGRICULTURAL manufacturing, and COM
mercial necda Of tho est md South hoping thereby
to soouro your co.operation in obtaining auch national
legislation as will iusuro tho improvement Of tho
present aud tho opening up Of new water lines OF
transportation to the Rca elorc.
1t was also decided to invite President Grant
and tho heads Of tho Departments Of the Gov
ernmont to be present at the Convention.
=, Tho railroad excursion through Missouri and
Texas to tho Gulf Of Mexico, in which Ill the
delegates to this Convention will 30 invited to
participate, will }cave horo on Friday morning,
May 1G, all arrangements to that enl having
bcon rua0o and tho Invitations given out.
, 1873-04-24

Hampton, tho stoion-Hond Dealers
crgn rres.ea..a'nroaes. scasi" 1na as,o.t
Tho Stokes Cas-: onss-.Eeeoraer 9aacko't
suseial Dspa&cl. to 1he Chicago Tribune.
NEw Yonv, Anril 29-A reousition from the
,aoeer,or ~ panrgy7von;o Il, fbo coao of fhar1e.
oy9.no. W'. y. n.;nsa o t., H., ,,ansa ~ p;tta.
T. hampton, arIlseo ~ aho n@non u " II's-
burgh officer to-day. Hampton, who processes
to be bond spoculator, offorod, it is charged,
AN Allegheny Valley Railroad bond for salo atthe
oaico Of OTIS, Titoh + Co., ii Pine street. on tho
oth o. April. After tno nond had noeh senS TO
Philadelpha agent Of the houBe, and an answer
declaring 1t bona ddo had boeu received, Hamp-
+on evoa mia ;ta oonivn1ont ann in Govornn,ent
son was pu m ta 1ot st 'oot
eeoafitlee' VI tno io1n 1hsE. q 1elesran was fe-
ceivod horo stating that the houd was
one OF q number Of securities, boong-
Snp In m, phi11inu prcaiaant of thu a11erhanv
Ms3a, aS pe;,.a, al';,, ~ hann a+sa s.os. .,s
1t - H. ~ t.i.s~ai - d ~ nannnit rnrS NV
Eauts OF sno II Mltttsoa1[8n 83 nale ugRo7ss ConPsny,
r @ .nu u.e ann u @ M LUZ tca ~ NJ ~, *
SaeencaMs d1t H. tes'Is te Xxx un tne aetoes IN
enc 1!tn, Atf' f1to9 hau Alm arrcateu, ana the
IT, 1 urem W. ~ ar M agast
, oaoau5 'alveny ua ~ a enu o.os ~ aa Ieceisora a.
s ~ w
xo ~ 81 N9,;sun % wv t ha
1no zst % "m0n ~ tro sno 1opoely
rmn;, ~ ,,;Th onc;,, at,nd,s ~, 1SS;tt6 S;tts6
buprb @ ono or Of thea l4a Connected gth - tbe safo
Dapoait o CompanV NV wore sansetod i Of Inowine I s
IT, anaotad bon o+e 40 M Foe
sas oan1passna ~ .hs hsu eAaoAsa 9Aooa ~
rs 1o W g H. srra n Ilu H. ty
Ralslbg ~ o1Ges " e. 1eIaesa uno yoaus 4nn a!om
4sSas aa fota ~ n, -
1ha ,1onsr nspaons w 1"o'' '"' "' A'ae ~
~ t;s afto1Ennou Gh;o, nonrt7 stor;sy 10~v;.
n9atea NJ ILL., e2Ty 3 r. beTg Oh Warrant snea
~ ouo6o I.4ot ~ suo utt441o ooua'i - .no -
, 1873-04-24
FIRES.
serioMn Destruction OF Property Kcs-
tcrlnY...Tho Business Portion OF

serIoun Destruction OF Property Kcs-
tcrdny.--Tho business Portion OF
Fort Scott, Knn., in Eui11s.
Fonr SCOTT, Kan, April 2s.-A terrific flro
has broken ont on Market street, In the coutral
buainoss part Of tho city. Many bui1dinga arc
already III flames, md simpossiblo to toll whero
tho conlagration will ond. Gront conBtornation
prevails, Us thoro Boons no way to provont Tho
destruction Of o largo portion ct tho businehs
T1rusy!IIE, Pa, April 2s.-A fire originated
at Petersburg, Pa, nt4 O'Clock this morning, by
. limp exploding in npn71or OF tho St. JameB
Hotol and destroyed Blk buildings In tho busi-
neas portion Of tho town. with property amonnt-
ing to $4,000, on which thoro waB an Insurance
Of only $4,000. Tho hotel was entirely dos
troyed 1oss, $4,000, With no insurance 3.
Kirby, auekor-rod manufactory, $4,000: no in
gnraneo; Clark, groceries, $4,000; insured,
$4,000.
Wkrnuv1LLr, NO., April 28.~-oyer throe-
fourths Of the railroad bridge at Kondalrs Mills
WAS destroyed by fire this afternoon. It is sup
posed to havo caught from sparks from . loco.
motive. Tho loaH Ia estimated at 100000. All
tho telegraph limos run on tho bridge, and are
destroyed.
LONDON, Eng. April a3.-tTho extensive BIS
cult factory Of peok l; Troar wna destroyed by
to-day. Loss very hoayy.
, 1873-04-24
KANSAS CITY.

A Hrtltnl Affatr.-.TEcInitlnls for tho
Coming ExposisloIi---Frcsid Ac-
cepts the Hospitality Of Kansas
City.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KANsAs C1ry, April 23.--A disgraceful prize
aght took place just aoroas tho limo, near tho
Kansas Central Railroad, yesterday, botweon
two hotol rnnners. tt was witnessed BY nearly
400 peraons. After tho contestants finished, a
general knook-down took plaoo betwoen the
friends Of the contestants
Tho propriotora Of tho Union Stock Yards hero
proposo giving cash premium, onon to Western
Missouri, Western Iowa, KanBaB, Nebraska. Col
orado, Now Moxico, Indian Territory, aud Texas.
for tho bost herd OF beof cattle exhibited at tho
E1po,sition here In September next. There will
also DO $500 premium given for the best OK
hibition Of cotton grown in Missouri, Arkanaas.
Indian Territory, RanaaB, or Te1as; also q lib.
oral prize for the second bost.
4 telegram il received here saying that Presi-
dent Grant will accept tho Invitation Of our citi-
zens to stop hero on his way to Colorado to-mor-
row night, aud will hold reception after at'
tending the opera.
, 1873-04-24

LANsrNo, Mich, April 23.-The Senate passed.
tho House bills to establish 9 State Agency for
e on bor orsas ea ss % 5
to regulate tho fooe and provide Tor tho keeping
Of tho Portage Lake & Lake Superior Bhip Canal !!
to bar tho right Of dover In insano, imbocilo,
or idlotio married women; to authorize railroads
certain circumstances, Tho House passed tho
bonnto Joint resolution to provide for tho ap-
polntn1ont Of Commissioners to prepare. a coao
procedure, or simplify and abridgo tho prac-
tico Of plcadinga and proceedings in tho Courts
Of this State, and tho Senate bill relative to tho
service OF process upoa insurance companies not
incorporated under tho laws Of this State.
, 1873-04-24

The Czaroyitoh OF nuBsia md wife will visit
London In May.
Unitod 6tates Senator Colo, accompanied by
JoaBo Il. Grant, son Of tlo rroullont, has arrived
at San Francisco.
The Hon. Jason D. brown, tho now Hoorotnry
Of Wyoming Terrltory, arrived at Cheyenne on
Tuesday.
night, Tommy Miller, proprietor of tho plantor's
House. In this city, shot and wounded nloals-
thief wl4tle tho 1attor wah going trougl tho
va1uabea OF tho hotel Tho wound III not
dangerous, but the thief la In jail.
A lad named Allchucl uoar. son Of Pat uoar.
, 1873-04-24

and employed in tho ore,mill Of tho IMMORAL
oapod terrible death yostordsy. During mo.
mont OF 1dlonesB, whilo throwing sand botwoen
broad bolt and raplaly.rovolving pulley, by some
mennB ho 11ad hfa arm oa11ght between them, and
slnft. His arm was badly broben, both abovo
and below tho olbow, and ho WAS otherwise 60
roMsly bruised, bnt ILLS condition Ia not thought
oritira1
, 1873-04-24

FRANKFORT, April 23.-Tho military guards
Throughout tho city hnve boon greatly atrongth-
eued, but up to this morning tho riots tn conso,
@x1nence Of an advance In the prico OF toor had
s1ot been renewed.
If3rald Special.
DEn11N, April 29.-Tho Japanese Ambassadors
J havc just returned from st Petersburg. They
t9lave had lengthy conference with All cminont
German Professor OF Jurisprudence, regarding
tho proprioty of endoayoring TO ostabhnn m ohria- m
liossoT: : earnestly dissuadod them from tho pro-
Fleet. The Ambassadors had alroady como
Ito regard tho ohango ,as probable. md wsrs
3Ynyoteblo to It. Tloy lt6tonod oagerly TO- tho
|roa1ons OF tho Professor. who addiced facts
{from tho history Of Ohrlstendom to show TINT
xelgiou cannot DO enfozced by gogornmenta;
}Ho snia It wae only vital whom 1t grows amongst
ithe granting Of full religious liberty as the most
slosirable course to pursue. Tho Ambassadors
fp1prosBed satisfaction with tho advice.