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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

Foot all, according to the newspapers,
is becoming popular game with the young
ladies all over the country. Boston girls
claims to be the most skillful.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

White linen suits promise to be fashion
able'among the ladies at the seaside and in
the country this summer. They are trim
med with lace or embroidery, the latter
stamped on the waist and skirt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

One of the newest things in jewelry are
ladies' rings to be worn on the littre finger.
The collect is made very long so as TO cover
the first jo Mt, and is studded with gems
according to the taste of the wexrer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

Out of forty girls at a boarding school
none of them knew how long George
Washington was president, but they know
to'a cent the cost of any kind Of hustle in
the market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

1t is reported that juvenile dandy said
to fair partner at Boston ball: "Miss,
don't you think my mustsches becoming2"
To which she replied: swell, yes, but they
haven't arrived y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21


THE Chicago Tribune commenting upon
the probable resignation or expulsion of
Senator Mitchell, alias Ripple, says:
oShould it result as they expect, Oregon
will have q Democratic Senator. Mitchell
or Nipple was elected as Republican, and
took his seat last March, so that be has the
full term o. six years before him. The
Oregon Legislature does not meet again for
two years, and until that time bis place
would he filed by an appointee Of Gov.
Grover, who is a Democrat, and conse-
quently would appoint q Democrat, who
would hold his seat Until the Legislature
could regularly elect some one."
A number Of Republican Journals were
very decidedly of opinion few weeks ago
that Mitchell, alias Nipple. ought to, resign,
and failing to do which, he ought to be ex-
PEELED; but since it has been discovered that
Democrat would take his place, these
journals have quieted down wonderfully.
That fact makes very great difference in
the enormity of bis guilt. How virtuous
Republican journals can be when it costs
nothing politically!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
Died at Work.

COLUMBUS, o., June 20.-Andrew Lipd-
ner, German shoemaker, aged 80 ye9rs,
died of apoplexy to-day while sitting ON his
bench at work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
MRErfRldR.

BINGHAAPToN, N. Y, June 20.-The
Grand Jury to-day indicted Rosa Canning
Tor thessmurder of her mother, Rosa Con-
neilty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
nrauned I'm TrxIng 20 5,

Drowned In Trying 10 Save Another.
CLEVELAND, June 20-A young man
named Orlando Harris was drowned Thurs
day evening while endeavoring to save the
life of little boy who had fallen in the
water.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

CoTToN is quotsd in New York at 2lc.
for middIing, with an irrs gulsr market rath-
er in favor of buyers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 70 for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

A young lady from the country called at
a book store, the other day, and asked for
ga deck of those new postal keerds-double
headaran
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

MCAIRo, June 20.-Psrties from PsdU-
cab report the appearance of cholera in
that city. Five deaths occurred there to-
day. No cases at Cairo as yet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
THE TURF.
Fleetwood.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The races at
Fleetwood Park to-day were well attended.
First race for purse of $1,000 for horses
never beaten 2:38 was won By Constance,
Lady Banker I'd, WashburD Maid Sd.
Time: 2:37, 2:36s, 2:3O., 2:34i. Lady
Banker won the third heat.
The second race for horses never beaten
2:29 was won by Young Bruno, GeorFe
I'd, Lady Ross Sd. Time: 2:28!, 2:29ka,
2;S13, 2:31t. Ge 1rges won the third heat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

'I'm not getting married SO much as |
was" is the latest way of saying "no" to an
impAssionate suitoI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
Detroit.

DETROIT June 2O.-In the free for all
race, Pilot Temple, named by w. T. Dick
son of St. Louis, and Byron, named by
Alex. Lewis, of Chicago, started. The race
was won by Temple in three straight heats.
Byron broke badly, and was evidently no
match for his rival. Time: 2:29a, 2:3la,
2:313. These figures would have been les
sened bal Byron rendered it necessary.
About 81, 400 pools were sold, the risk being
10 to 8 in favor Of Temple.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

Plain white note paper, very thick and
heavy, with crest in black outline, is now
declared TO be the proper thing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

GOLD alternated in New York yesterday
between 1854 and ll5s. closing at 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

The ladies Of Utica rejoice in snowy
'Modoc" hats, and also "a bonnets styled
stScarfaced Charley" and "l}oston Charley"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21

They are not remarkably pretty nor gem
teel, although none will deny that they are
conspicuous.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at SIS =. IN. AS q
H.. 3:43 a. H.. IL H p m, A p. M, is p. IL,
and 5:45 p. IN.
Leave Carson City DAILY a: 6 a. m "a IN
,0a. H.. II H.. p. m. p. H., and p. III.
At Virginia City. Gold Hill and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be b. ned to San Fran
.isc, Ogden and inter,ne, ate POINTS on tue c
P. r. r.
Through Tickets can he procured at the Com
'any's Office. Virginia for Chicago, Kansas City
md St. Louis
u. NJ. YERINGrON,
General Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Persons living at Empire and there
about on the hne of the V. l. T. f. r.,
are hereby notified that the at coEmoda-
ton trains will stop for Empire p"ssS. IL
gers only at the EMPIRE DEroT; and
will MT sop to receive or deliver r.'Ssen-
GERS at either the Mexican or Morgan
M:lls Platforms. In other words. p So
engers from and for Empire must get on
and off the cars at the Empire Drpo:
when the regular trains stop there.
H. NJ. YLRINGToN.
Gen. Supt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29
axe Warning !!


NHE y. u +. X. Il. COMPANY ARR
anxious to take due precaution against nc
ifents and 1"ss Of life resulting from r,innin
= their Trains: and they take this method Of
EARNING Parents and Guardians against the
Ingers attending the ton common practice of
hil'irt playing abnut their Cars and locomo-
ives. Those having in charge the business IT
he Company md II Impossible to PERsrAnF
Tvs VIII" frequent the termini and stoppins
iacts Of the road from climbing upon the car
nd engines. snd they viii feel themfelve,
hliged to nsorf to more s.ecided measures il
h-sp annoyances are continued. Recent acct
nts. which arr wholly ascribable to the carr.
ssntsE Of persons jumping on and of the car
7hen in motion, should be warning enough in
themselves. b. n. YERaGTON
--z7- 0upeSfloendApt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

Jeweler and optician. Srle Ag, mt for
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
From whom they can only be obtained. No
petiiltrS Employed
For buy pair unless you the trade
mark ny27-t ptI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-07
EXECTOR'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ dcrsigned Executor Of the estate OF
John lIopf. Jr., deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the late resi-
dcncc OF the decedent, in Dubois county,
Indiana. on
TUESDAY, February 18th, 1888.
the personal property Of said estate,
not taken by the widow. consisting oi
4 Horses. / Colt. 28 head Of Cattle, 81
head of Hogs, 6 ton of Hay, Corn, Oats
Wheat, Potatoes, Wagon, Reaper and
Mower, Farming Implement. &C., &c.
TERMS.--Sums Of five dollars and
under cash; all Sums over five dollars a
credit Of twelve months will be given
purchasers giving notes at interest
waving benefit of valuation, with good
security.
JOHN HOPE. ST.. Exec'r.
Jan. 9th, 1s73.-3w.
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10 Ti!E s'IrEisy or SAID CovNry:
NOU are hereby notified. in pursuance
4 of an .icl of the General Assembly
of the State of Indiana. approved Jan
nary %. 1873. 10 give due notice. and
t'ause 10 lc held at the several election
precincts in Dubois county. 81 liana. NJ
ELECTION. on February ash. lS73. 10 .,c-
l.eim;nc The >cn>e aud wish OF he peo-
pie Of Dubois county. upon the Follow
in. proposed amendments ~ The Con
,,nd,ion o: tlc ~ tate III Indiana. H. ae-
cor.anca with iac iu.,nNin4. sections.
oil SAID Act. sail rr"pc>rl amendment
lis N t;.c following words. io-aii:
No law OF resolution. Shall ever h.
ira,,ca hy he General Assembly, VI the
safe OF inGitra. thN shall. nr0-i.i..
las.y liability of Hi. state la ply or re
deem any certificate u >inr.. issued In
Pursuance 81 AZ ael rui''e "An ari
10 provide Tor the funded .i.A, Of h,
state Vi lni,ana, and .ur ilie cnmp,s.-
lion 81 he v ,ba>h am. i.iie , uiai .a
iAaasyi,;e. passed Jauuary ll'h. 1916.
ai.c an act supplemental - said ..ct.t,a-,.-
ID January 2i.h lsi7,whi-li,b by ihr pro-
visions OF said acts. " .ith"r oi them.
shall be payable exclusively from the
proceeds of The canal lands. ana tie
tolls and revenues % the canal in said
acts mentioned. ani no ,ucl. certificate
OF stocks shall ever be paid by Ibis
State.
SECTION 2. The election Shall be held
on lie lS!h day OF February. in the yea.
OF our Lore! one thousand eight hundred
and seyeniy-lhl &c: ana the qualified
voters voting ut such election who may
favor the adoption of the said amend
inent Is 4 part OF the Constitution oi ihi>
State. shall use ballots having written
or printed thereon The words For the
proposed amendment 10 The Constiiu-
lion,' and those who ore opposed 10
the adoption OF said amenin, nias Il
part OF the Constitution. shalt use ballots
having the words written or printed
thereon, Against The proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution.
SECTION 3. The said election shall
be held between the sane hours be-
tween which general elections are now
by law required 10 De held. and shall be
conducted by the same officers now pro-
yi,:cd by law for the conducting OF gen
erai elections, and Hi the rules and reg
uiaiioms now presented ! " LAW in re-
lation TO general elections, shall be APP
piled 10 lar rs practicable 10 the cleo
don provided for in this .;rt.
SECTION 4. Fhe vote, gwen ut said
election shall be counted, returned. can
vUs>ed and certified by the C.cr.s OF
the Circuit Courts oil the several conl-
ties 70 the Secretary OF Stale, at or
within ia: time that votes given for
mcnhcr> % the General Assembly are
now BY law required to DC coun;e,i.can-
y;s>cd and certified.
La = .tncs> whereof have lercunto|
let my hahti. amt The seal OF lie i;u-
hui> i'ircei: Court. his eli. ,,ay OF
February. 1873.
EAIiL Il. EpMoNsIoN. C.rrk.
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i:er. A. }. Srain.

-ar1 FL, t.. u nfl so..i
Steep neil. tiipa teachers lrI,nu,
Upon the hnnorci roll
Thy ramc before thee went.
Res; well. thou lion mind,
Yc, as lamb 50 meek
D;h-t thou uphold .he blind.
And strengthen too, the Weak.
sleep well. ;hon shepherd true.
tonsal- ~ re poD-.
n The. aye l,npr> .iur.
Thou !vycr Of the pare.
Accept the .iran.e.'~ Tear.
Thou. 10 there llsr,t y,i!i.
Though with "a Gia .ing l,'ir
Wish thee Gods best iii.
:. 90 ICON has; ,hou rc!urncl
10 Kim. WHO .s,yr IL ,hcs.
Ia fHyin. y "a, 49,; rar..rd.
D.,,r,; NV with lics.N'niy glce.
r.. 5lh. i,T5. \. NJ
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SUEEIrg"S PROCLAMATION.

SiiEnirES PEDCI.AMA1lON.
Stale OF lnliini. Dub uis ,uu.iy. >:
The qualified vo;rr, ot Duboi, cnun.
u are hcrcby notified that polls viii be
opencl III the usual places os hJla Ing
c'et!nn-. ia The several townships OF
said conl,iv. inl.ini. on Tucs,iiy. Feb.
l>.h. l,.". Tor the purpose ueuiioica
i'll tie foregoing pr.cipc. wherro. AL!
persons Interested vii! take notice and
govern iiitEi>ei, = Accordingly. Wit
nc-- my land and seal, Til, Oh DAY ui
February. 1873.
JOHN NEInEI.. :. ID. G.
Feb. =. is13.-2ws
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AllMINL.r. ArnK.s ~

AiFAit i-s =. a if'ik = LII.
NOTICE j hereby qiTen. that the an-
- dcr>. "nrd administrator with l.t
viii Annexed ot lhe estate Of sebastian
''epp. deceased. Win olinr Tor sac Z:
pubic rriion at tho late residence ii
The dcccanni, in cambridge township,
Dubois County. indiara, Oil
SATURDAY, Marci, lsf. 1873,
tlr personal property of said estate. con-
si,tiug of Horses. Corn, Hogs. Sheep,
Poultry and Farming implements. house
hold and aitchcn furniture, &c, &c.
sale 10 begin III 10 O'Clock, "a. M,
TERMS :-S sums Of three dollars and
under cash: over three dollars a credit
until the 1t day OF January, 1874, the
purchaser giving note at interest. waiv-
ing benefit Of valuation. with good Sc
curly. FRANK FINK, Admir-.
Feb. 9TH. l873-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
n-GTICE is hereby given. that the I'm.
- ,ier-:.ned administrators at he 49,
sfc o. william Il. A,lais,>. deceased. Will
otter Tor -ale ~ pIbtic auction. at tie
lat, rc-i.icure OF ias decreased. IN Balm
hrislge ipwn-hip, Duooi. cpuaiy, In,ii-
ana, on
TGES DAI. March i'h. 1913.
the per-"r-,i properly 80 ,:.il s-.s;c. cou-
'-iS'ing OF 3 Horses. Hu;e. h,ai "a
attic. Ii h"a. at Hog. 80 hrii III
>hrc,.. = tom of Hay. Cora. Dat. Wheat
groai;ig ~ the field. naeon. onr
ibug-,. yuwcr. Farming implements,
honsnholi furniture. 81.
III. M~.--~urn~ of .ive dollars aad
me. ca-., o.: ali Sums over ave dollars
= credit ni twelve rntnri~ ..ii he .isei,,
pnr'ha- !. siyin.s ,ri"- stintvTe,.. w.iv-
~. h.uch: u v...vriion. viii. rood Sc
curiiy. JOHN -. HARRIS.
WfII a. TEAfIog. Any Admir-
Eel. 9Th. lo13.-3w.
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Resolutions 81 Irelans; Lodge III
B.. 81 4. NasonS Dn The death
Is Key. ~. j, Strnin.

WHnrgAe. A'ini.lty God has again
laid hi chasti.ing hand upon us, IN tax
ing from u our beloved Brother Rev
Andrew J. Stain. Therefore resolved +:
1,t. That as the most perfect md beau-
tiful rose is plrckcd from the cluster.
80 has orr most perfect and ornanien-
ted jewel been plucked from our midst.
Cd. That while we, as Masons, bow
with humble resignation 10 the decree
OF God. we appreciate an irreparable
loss. a vacancy in our Lodge, in the
church and in this community which
caunot easily be filled.
81. To the bercavei and mourning
friends of our deceased Brother we ten
der our heartfelt svmpathies, we sim
rerely hope aud pray that He who ''tem-
pers the wind to The sborn lamb" will
look down with infinite compassion up
on the widow. and the fatherlcss chill
dren in the hour of their desolation,
that lie will fold the arms Of Ills love
and protection around them, and that
they may put their trust and confidcn &C
in him.
4. That certified copy of these res
outions be sent TO the family of our de-
ceased Brother, and that they be pub
!ishcd in the papers.
J. J. Z ! R %Hr@.i Committee
X. r. MILBUR>\
4. A. GLEZEN, w. NJ.
w. A. TRAYLoR. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-07

g. TIE undersigned offers for sale at
E,ii. private sale three splendid lots on
West Main, Street. Jasper, Ind. each 80
feet front. running back 2OS feet to west
Street They are near the new school
house. and only , little over 3 squares
from the Court House. On one OF them
is a good house of two roo'as well fin
ishcd. They will be sold on reasonable
terms. Also offers for sale mis- out-lot
No. 8, of Buchar, addition, two acres
and fivc-cighihs Of good land, which will
soon BE- eligible for lots. Inquire on the
premises. JOS. HALLEE.
Jan. Stat. 1S13.-2m.
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UaxISsxad ECrr2a1
INSTITUTE.

Fa'i!F spin. Term OF this Popular Il,-
4 >litntlon " iii o.cu M,:c,i ilth, aud
continue TWELVE WEEl>. Glasses will
DC formed in t.ic Higher Maiic.n ,tics.
IN the Sciences, aud in The languages.
also, Tor those wi>hiu-, to review in aii
the Conliiua Branches. 4 tr,inim. cia.s
Tor teachers, and those preparing 10 en-
Ter the professions. vii. be >us ;linea dur
iug the term. T:ie exercises OF this class
viii consist in lectures on the theory and
practice ot education. The best methods
.of instruction. and school management ;
and In model lc>>eu> given by The pupil,
under the direction %: Tie Principal.
The advantages vi This class cannot br
overlooked: tlc demand of the aye j.
for TRAINED TEACHERS. Literary cxrr-
cises. essays. ogatiou>. discussions. aud
drills ia education, III which all will br
encouraged to participate. will form a
prominent feature OF tie school. and be
of great practical value to the ,iudc,.t,.
The methods OF tcacning are essentially
those approved and adopted by tic best
Normal schools, os the country. Idea.
;.re TAUGHT. aud not words - subjects. not,
hooks. II is confidently believed that
10y these methods OF study and .rsiruc-
tion. pupils will accomplish more in ON
term titan in two or three terms. hy lhc
routine, wOri-ior-wors. metaod, g-ue-
rally used i'll High schools ard .Ara,le-
liies. Exccileu; Opportunities Tor svc;.,
and Instrumental music
Gooi boarding 81 - low rates IS a,
ans other point. TuiIioo. invariably in
aarance. $500 10 $500 per session.
For catalogue. address The Principals.
LEE TSML.N.
w. II. s.iEE.
Feb. Z, 20 3w. Oakland City, lad.
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40 ~ hcyE :. gay eoa.ssE
= oTiIE is hereby gi:en. IL sli per-
sOn> Interested. that =, my >Jn bio
i,e>ius Src>c,.er i;.> leaf NE. " i.hcni my
ronSent. AID against iny viii. Therefore,
4 will pay no debt %: ai- contracting.
.i;id ali persons are wirucd hoi 10 hsrbui
or trust him on il,y account.
HENRY DkISGILR.
Feb. .. ls13-il-
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ELEcrIoS.--l,y notice in to-day's
paper il will be seen that a special clcc-
ton is to be held on the 18th inst, on the
w. x z. Canal amendment question.
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or There were thirty-fivc mineral
leases on real estate in Patoka township,
recorded in the Recorders officc Of thi.
county last month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-07
KNOXVILLE.
The Railroad Troubles Still I'm
settled.
A Strike on the Knoxville and Ohio
Road.


Road.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6.-No adjustment of
the trouble between the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
and their striking employees has yet taken
place. The company got train of fifteen
loaded freight cars from Knoxville to Bris-
toll to-day, being the first freight moved on
the line from Bristol to Chattanooga in six
DAYS. The company still refuses to receive
freight. The strikers made no attempt to
stop the train, but sent committee of their
men on an engine to prevent thecompany'S
master mechanic, who was acting as engi-
neer, from placing any nOn-sOciety engi-
neeTs in charge Of an engine. Mail trains
run regularly. The men are quiet but de-
termined, and the company is firm. The
directory met this afternoon and unani-
mOusly adopted a resolution endorsing the
acting officials in reducing the salaries and
claiming for them the right to regulate pay
Of employees as they may deem best.
Trains Suspended on the "a. q o. Road
The employees Of the Knoxville and Ohio
Railroad having struck against the reduc-
ton of wages, the company has temporarily
stopped the running Of all trains.
Convention of southern Railroads.
Representatives of 20 Southern railroads
met at Chattanooga to-day, and unnni-
mously adopted resolutions affirming the
Justice of any reasonable reduction OF wages
by companies; recognizing the right Of any
employee to refuse 10 work at the wages Of
fered; condemning, in strongest terms, as
unjuStifiable and indefensible, all cOmbina-
tionS for the purpose Of resisting the right
full authority of any company by Interior
ing with or attempting to intimidate others
willing TO work at wages offered; pledging
each other in no case to employ any one
discharged on account of insubordination OIL
combinations to stop operation on any road
by intimidation Of or interference with
others willing TO work, and to promptly in
form each other, by printed circular, of all
such combinations. with names of parties
engaged Railroad companies in the United
States are invited to cooperate.
Coal Miners Oh the RamPage-Attempi
10 Throw a Train from the Track.
Coal miners in Coal creek and Carey
vile mines are on the strike against the
employment Of society men. The miners
are boisterOus. \ train from Careyyille
last night going to Coal creek encountered
distinctions on the track, placed there by
unknown parties. The engineer discovered
the obstruction in time TO avoid an acct
dent.
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seeking Liberty i'm Petticoats.
RELIGIOUS.
American Missionary Association.

American Missionary Association.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The American
Missionary Association met at Newark, n.
j., to-day. A report on Chinese in Amer
lea was read and recommendations made to
enlarge the field and prosecute the work
with renewed vigor. Rev. Mr.. Pond in an
address on the subject, said that $4,000
Chinese in California would hold the bal
ance of power in that State, if they became
citizens, and they should be christianized
before receiving the ballot,
The report on Indians stated advance
ment of this race in christianity, culture
and the arts of civilized life was encourag-
ing.
Grants Peace Policy Endorsed.
The report severely censures the practices
of agents in cheating the Indians and en-
dorses the peace policy of the United
States Government.
The report on educational work in the
South, was encouraging, and Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher delivered an address on the
subject.
The Treasurers report showed total
of expenditures during the year of $619,47O,
of which S273,01 was spent in the South,
S5,613 on the Chinese, S15,74S on the
Indians; the balance was expended in sup
porting several offices and publications,
The receipts during the year amounted tc
to S401, 75S.
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Austin. New. reports three quite severe
shocks of earthquake yesterday. No dam
AGE. II,
Arizona. 10 Gllyamas, Mexico.
Two men were killed at Lewiston, Me-,
Yesterday by fine bursting Of q grindStone.
California reports seasonable rain.
An apti-C Chinese State Convention meets
"a San Francisco next Tuesday.
John Force. aged Is, shot dead one MIL
lor nf Dover. \. J.. yesterday, while visit
inc the wife Of the latter.
IolIn II. Small, Of the firm of J. II. Small
& 20 81. Louis. was found dead in the
AXE at The foot of Twenty-Second street III
Tat city. Yesterday. Supposed suicide.