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THE PLANS.

hiootinR ofthc Joint Uom,nlteec c-Tho plnun Of
Nncssrs. nIntx, Guy, Et1brnolso, KnrIo,
Mhcol6cllHs Thomns, md Randall Selected,
5roni which tho T1,roo T" Lucky" Ones nro to
and ,et aGatn, once moro, have tho Joint Committee
On oourt-HouHo flanB hold mcotlng. Tts ono Ii do
to bo Anal far tho selection OF alx plans is
eoncornod. full Committee was present, md went
70 work In good earnest. Tho first business TINT caio
oeforo tho Committee was tho resolution Of
A!d' Medonnlsa, 1ooking TO- tho employment Of
1ohn Mckay "a Superintendent, to givo his opinion
to the oatmncs givon by tho various architects On
mo,ion Of AID. uoah, tho resolution was temporarily
.oommiasioncr Galloway moved that tho Committee
proceed to select nts pana from Tho entlro rt-o
:. oo,nniseioner prndiyflo moved that, In making
oelection Tho Committee ballot for one plan at tl1nc,
conn, commanding with No. l md running through tho
whole n%M,nbor. Mn Tho object Of this motion
VA to allnw. , tho utmost Freedom to each
was readily agreed to.
The Committee then baotted. sovcral, TINT is, O
hJorty Of tho plans roce!ved 13 votes aHainst toir
adoption Those that received any vote at Ill woro
tho following 49, =" - ~
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DEATH OF LEO HUDSON,
THO Sad Ending OF a Very Evcntfu1
CMrccE.

:. From, thc 81. Leuts Globe, Junsa 3.
ss Loo .. 4ndeen M or d!ed at sso o'clock yesterday
wlch occurred on tho 10th ult., at Wakelelas Grand
orora. .Houae. whore horselt and horse tumble from
hard surface Of tho stage and which was to oana NJ
killing her accomplished nnro DIack Dess" injured
f' nqtSn Sas3e q 9s hsa she RsF
than ordinary physca power, the cYoots Of Tho fal
M were not snparen 1t ara and Miss Hudson appeared
ea,ns i9.snse and she hss been eonanod to her bod
ton Of tho bowels set In, and death cnme to her r.
ea Ssatssday d morning. as sssod aboyo II barey
ion Ind rerained from taxing Sor strenp n nnoa1 1a
nE 10 hH Rse aaS Sssst ahs might 5e
purchased IN baltimore about five years ngo and for
which aho nrolcssed strong attachment, scanned to
weigh heavily on her spirts, and she doubtless con
never to bo .eazea, and lor appearance "a "Masepe
p,"upon which alo rolled for support, was to 10 to
her thenceforward but memory.
M!sa Hudson was born In Lecsburg, W., on.the qad
Mer Jus v modson y nsr sIas
career began When sno wna only IL yoars of aget IL
tho City OF Washington, vhero she appeared a. vo-
cast. She subsequently 6ec.no attachod to Oharinia
circus, with which she travelled tho country oo-
cupy1ng various positios among othors that OF man
eger Ton years ego she began playing " Mazcppa,"
Now YorkOity. At that tins, Kate Vance, Kao Tj;or.
Hudson made Lit In the same roie and travelling M @
aud reputation. sho had tw1co narrowly eacaped IN
jury during performHneos; on occasion two RIBS
wore brokon by fall, but hor rccuperatiyo powers
were snch that aha was III but short Time
nlisa Hudson has been married twice. Her first
husband was Charles Uackus, negro minstrel nor
formor, whom she married In San Francisco. They
procured. Her second matrimonial experience was
gained with John Robinson, to whom she was mnrrled
Ia Vckahurg The relations Of the parties were not Ut
the plcasantest nature, and Bho left him about four
years ago. 1t ia said that Robinson died not long
auee.
MiaB Hudson owned house md lot in baltimore
but died inteAtao. Her rcmalna will bo conveyed to
that city on "Wednesday, III obedIeuce to her insrrc-
tons 10 bflRs Eva Wcs young lady WHO has boon !
her companion for few yeara past and who hnz low
ingy cared for her during tie iliuess which, precodea
, 1873-06-05
Capt. Jnclk-.WElo RAISED Him, who
Named Him, and Whom 'I1o ia
i Named After,

from ihs Portland {0rrgon) Herald,
Our reporter has obtained from AIRS. Josoph Knott
an old Indy living In tlts city, a, nearly 70 ycars ii
agp, tho following account of Ual,t. Jack;
In tho ycar 1851, whilo living ut Cauonyie n ouR-
Lass County. nu Indian hsy camo to their house. and
ereaknE the jargon desired to live with thpn, 10
was one Of the Ao9no River Indians and belonged to
the trbo hen located Cow Greek. She nottcoi that
ho appeared to bo an active kcen, shrowookng boy,
aud With tho consent Of her husband took lin to
raae. with whom be remained several years. IA soon
hinl, he insiaed on having Boston name, "a lio
called It, and w!sled to be named afor tho host look
Ing Of Mrs. Knotts children. Tis being appreciated
by the moshor, sho decided to na1no him after
her Hon-ther ages, apparently, being about tho
shme-and this son vas j.. Knott, bostor known
a jack Knott Of saloon faulp The boys grew m to-
gether, anu many wore the days they erent In thu
sports Of the chase. Gu OCCASION, after ho And
been With them Homo unlc ha became offended bo.
cause 10 waa told to lcavo tho room, and los5e his
r1e fifth tho Intention Of shooting Lnyi Knott, but
Wah discovered In Beason to prevent Ills ipagus This
circumstance tod to his expulsion from tho family and
from that until Tho present tmo lie has not been soon
by thon,. o1cep in 1856 the year In which lie mur-
dorcd Mrs. Harris afsnr which Jack wont to the Goose
Lake country. Ills mothor was y full sister
to uoguo 1svor john, who attempted 10 solze tho
seaner Columbia while shG lay Ut anchor In the har-
bor Of orosont City, anil aisoa lnlfaster to tho war
CAiof Sam. Of The aano tribe, and Chief Joo who 70.
Lano. AL Of these facta and many others which We
hnyo no space to mention recpntly confirmed by
Judge PFinl. Of EASTERN Oregon, wlo communicated
these particulars to sa Knott stating that tho great
ruigo III 1851, ~ ~
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FY.-$-S
257.S1J,41
$4,o8o,c83.2o
ELLEN KENNEDY.

WIFE of f1lnbcns Corpus to no Applied for To.
dny--Copy of tho Petition.
Mr. Moran, OF tho firm Of Moran l. English, will to-
day file tho following application fora writ Of hahoas
corpus in one Of tho Circuit CourtB on behalf Of slo
Nelly Kennedy:
.9t Yonr pstitioner William weadly,, respectfully
anoWeth INTO your honor that he 10 the legal guardian
ycara and that ha ID entitled to tho pnaseaston
tody aud control OF said Elon Kennedy such guar
ttln that sad Ellen In totnnol from tho custody
an possession Of your petitioner aud la restrained Of
her liberty, by all or Of the following named
persons, a9 your petitioner ia informod and believes
Mrs. =. ". 8. Drawlcy, Mira. Bennett Dotsforl.
Mre. Denham, Miss Charlotte IT. Blnke, and Mss Mary
Meyers. sai1 norBons being respectively officers and
employes Of THO inHtituton known rs The Chicago Or
phan Asylum that said Lllen Kennedy Is uot detained
Tor auy criminal or supposed criminal matter: md
petitioner further aows that said porsons or ehor Of
then have no legal right to tho custody OF said Ellen:
that Tho fnthGr Of aata Ellen Ia dead that the mothes
Or said Ellen, Mrs. Bridget Durko, Is now living In the
Oily Of Chicago, aud thaEsaid Mrs. Burke deslrour,
a. your peitionor Is, that your petitioner shall have
the custody OF said Ellen Kennedy And your pott-
TONER therefore, prays writ Of habc3a corpus pur-
suant TO tho statute M such uado md proyilcd
70 DO directed to tho said above named peraonB com.
auding tholn to bring tho said Elou Kennedy fort-
with beforo the Court and to show cause Of her do
tenlou.
, 1873-06-05

Meeting of tho Philosophical Associations.
seasion Of the Board OF TrustccA..I.itcrnry
Entertainment,
On Tuesday ovaning the EyanBton Philosophical Aa-
sociation held its last meetlng until ue1 fall Prof.
Oliver Marcy presided, and among the lite1ati In
attendance wero' noticed the Rov. Dra. H. RAYMOND
q, Bannisor DR.. n g. Davis, profs Kiatlur and Car
hart, and Mcssss. Bhs,nau, Drainard, Kcazo, and
othoras Rev. +. L. Chapel read report. on Biog-
raphy for tho year past, giving sketolea Of
tho lives OF Greeley, LioNg, Hadloy, Napoleon uI,,
Dulwcr, DR.. Guthrie, md several others Dr.. J. 8.
jewell also read paper upon tho late john Stuart
MILL tho eminent English philosopher, introducing
rav,eW and crltlc!sn Of hls writings. Mr. A. HeB1er
porfornea an interesting experiment With thoacop-
Ia The process nearly all full outsldo he visible apec-
tInm and beyond tLe violet. The Association tlcu
adjourned to tho frat Tuesday In October.
TnusTEEs' MEETING.
The Board Of Trunces met ia: tho Clerks of,ce
Tuesday evening" oil being present except Mr. Blanch-
ton, reported that tic following resolution had been
adopted by tho Association:
authorized to transfer tic books aud our prousrIv Of
ths Association to tho Directors Of The Ffco Library Of
ho vsgs u a,d Of EySanston upon The condition TINT
ths Indebtedness Of tho Association, '~'' eN't'''o
1ho communication vas rGcciyod, and the following
gentlemen appointed Directors Of the Library: L. T.
arosnea1 A. slS,nsn, ]. 3. Jewell L. II. bouto, s.
G1fhaene. 1ha. g a Willard, j. II. Kedxis, L. J. Gage and
Tho Clerk was directed to prepare an ordinance ,or
n8nMns pAyis street. between the spot and Chicago
Tho {oiiowlss Committees were appointed: rin,uco
@eys 1aaaf ana Sonsss 6ss 69ss sqa
Divisions, !llsr4 d.9e. and dbert; slrsetLanps, I a
Gilbert; Drainage and Judiciary Powers rhelps, snd
LdTERAnY ENTERTAINMENT.
Another Of tho literary entertainments with which
, 1873-06-05

nss .ss a1s iss Rss
Vi? asss :sns a sh9s: ssas n
Sn e S fssnHs ";aqa - sna from otsr hish q.
1T it'll. . Ss1y .'ssPso' ass s;
s .oe sT T. n,onrs by e. Tor
Break, Break which il vofy rretty Of lis class: T
was trying night for any solo singer, but ntss White
30 e1cecntly both In voice and sty1o that sho 70.
cslysd tho hearty applause Of tho audience.
pearnnco ngain bcfore ts associate members In Sop
scnibor 1s auecbss has been very remarkable, con-
,noaths. Tae Split I and enhsiasm Of T is ] mcrnssis,
and the equal spirit and invlncb1o determination Of
rs o1ecllsnt conductor, Mr. Dohn, promise sn moro
ACADEMY or htuarc.
Tho fourth wcok Of tho Theatre oomiqno oombtna-
ton 4 Tue e Mg.s oRe wh an
sl q faeNssa s:sSa :ea nd
ssas 9a0f y na nq
nd sRd soa H., WIN , e0mslois @ change bIeauo:
te@per.neo lem e'' sns s hoaaoho1d d's and pS creates
roars Of laushter. Tho nrc-cater Ang-Look arnazcs
sss w sSsos as's # e shss
aalamandcrio performances. Yanadlva, tho "naan-
sernon" also goes through aerics Of inpossiblo COM
should suddoniy break IN two. Mcaard. KeruB. Wild
and 0ooding follow in theatrical sketch, entitled
"dripsack, quite new. Tho performance concludes
with MI original drana, entitled Z Tho. nacc," with
sotno good bills Of scenery hntl trained horBe: -!
nooLEY's THEATRE.
Tho their performance Of "a Tho Gentle Eayago,p
at lIoolcys last ovoning was faf bottor than on tho
opening night Tho bus'eaquo ran moro smoothly,
tAcre wore fowor hitchos, aid tho hits wore mora
warmly rocslvedc bllya alovor though suffering
from cold, played With moro spirit, and tho mcclan-
1cal effects IN thclast sccno worked to charm. Tho
nacouaon Of . flll-nzcl balloon on tho staga 1n
rnhor nnltiona hfghe but the Illusion is bxccllantly
sustained bf tho neu,nnIcal Arrangenleuta.,. = :.
, 1873-06-05
4 Beautiful Summer Resort.

Uh THO nr6t page Wtll bo found the cuts and ndvcr
uacmcnt Of tho Cntlor uouso md W. q. gholaons
Magnetic Mineral bathing Establishment, Grand Ha-
ven, Mich. The Cutler House, erected at cost OF
620o000 WAS completed and opened In July, 1874 Ita
furniture and 9pponmenta aro equaod BY lew hotela
y Z so
aed Btato Chemist, and Prof. Wheoler, Of Chicago
University show this to be tho strongest water in tic
cngorgcmon!a OF thu liver and chronic rhou,na-
ta1n which have passed from the acuto to tho anh-
and Il especially adapted to aud has cured aome Of tho
most severe cases Of paralysis on record. Grand
Of Grand River, aud has population Of about o,O00
inhabitants: Il ia easy Of acooss from Chicago By
rail or doodE1chs limo Of steamera from Milwaukee
points north, cast, south by rnil. 1ls mtnoral-
waters, pure air, surfhathing, nahing, and boating
Will furnish plcasnro-acckerB mid ivaiids with arac-
tions unsurpassed by any other I9aco III tho West.
IhB has become tho special resort Of Chicago pleasuro
secuted for the Hcaaoh -
, 1873-06-05

Opening Of Mnyo's Jewolry Stores.
Yesterday large numbers Of ciuzens and ntrangera
visited tho magnificent tewclry stores Of WIN. NJ.
Mayo Co., at No. lo3 state street, aud ut tho
Of Wabash avenup mud Twcnty-sccond atrect. As tho
stockg Of Jowcry &C.. ever exhibited In this city hoy
deserve the nttontion Of all tho Jubilee visitors
purchase will certainly be tho result Of visit, for
there arc great many articles In tho showcases that
are entirely strange to American eyes, such Neapo-
a.! ~ corals n rare designs alver ngree tewery, kc
and varied IL also that of other rich gifts Tie
opening will continue at both stores to-day.
, 1873-06-05
Torrible Domestic Tragedy,

Savannah, Ga. [aay ~, Corresponde,lca u the Neu
= Fork lffrald.
Yesterday morning Catherine Meyer, who suapectel
hor husband u, D. Meyer Of being unfalthtul, had
hor Huspcions unln!stakably confirmed Bho at once
and lis gu.tty parties apeeliiy M iii ' separated. on roao
ing their house tho quarrel removed and continued
With sliglt Intervals until about o'clock III thu
lux, wlinn Meyor, hscomlng ezaaperatod struck his
vito torrib|o blow ~ the mouth cutting Il badly.
few minutes after this son Of tho parents, August
agea sSout s sersa The .tos and ,sg hs
hls nhln!an conduct whereupon tho latter grew very
AuRry aud Rall. "14 ll you bQth." Tho w0zla uere
, 1873-06-05

Pianos, Organs. Musical 1natruments, &c.
julius Ua'1er 90. aro the first Arm to occupy
stores in tho now Palmer Grand Hotel. They intend
70 move In Immediately. Tho building ia almost sut-
hcienty intsled. At present J. B. & Co. cau be found
o. ho e1tEome south end Of the hotel md Also at old
address, Nos. 100, 39e 1o4 nnlI 100 Wabash avenue
where tho renowned "Knabe " und other pianos, &C..
, 1873-06-05

Rafo and Baaut1fuI Fa1ut1nEa,
Those whose refined taato and culture unabfo thona
70 appreciate the loftiest achievement In art will bo
amply repaid by visit to store No. III Eaat Matson
sroot, where they will itness ono Of tho noat bcau-
Nful mud elovnting exhibitions over made In this city,
Tho studios Of tic most eminent artfstR Of Europe
anu Amorica have contributed to this nngAcont COL
!oction and whether originals copies these An-
inge aro ihcontcatably Of tho frat ordor Nothing ia
more peaaurab1o than to be surrounded by works OF
art whero tho mind and tho hsart arc instructed and
envened and tho Imagination well tho oye rovo,a
with delight. Every who hns homo should Mt
tend th!a exhibition and mako selections with which
to bcatty that homo aud mako 1t attractive for his
children.
, 1873-06-05

and the aotivo domand for Immediate ,,so stimulated
5uyera to meet tho lonnd Of aoloro and tako about
l,loO boxna OF tho best cured at noarly last week
Ht1cos Tho oheoso from largo number Of other faol
toflcs VIII aoon 10 on tho market, whom tho Increased
T!io present ayhtom Of aonB chccao thro6gh tho
mcuinm ot Board Of Trado w.a fully discussed, and
anproyeA by both buyer and scllcr Al being far supo
npr TO tho old 7laotn OF dspoan9 Of them oon--
mission. good freling prSynilod, and aolorn wont
away well .sttHned with tho dnys trhnsactiona.,'
About 1000 lta of buttcr was sold, ranging from
22o to 800 for dairy and fnctory, ODsEnyEn. -
, 1873-06-05

You can ill-afford TO come 10 Clilcago strangers,
without visiting the GREATEST Of nl wonders tho Great
Exposition Bazar, corner West Madison and ualstea
atseets It Is as much sight aud part Of tho Jubilee
na la the inmensn Chorun md Gilmore md he or slp
Tho leAyca without paying It Whit onfy gels half tho
ing Of parnsolg, fans travelling human hatr
goods, clocks, millinery goods jciyelry, standard
pooks etc., sold at tho remarkable rco OF dollNr
each. The great Fountain the 1argost in tho West,
made expressly for tho Exposition Ono Dollar DAzar
atsacsa thousands Of viyttors. Nenenbcr tho place.
corner West MG1lgOn and Aalste1 sireotg.
, 1873-06-05

To Tho Editor ~ tho Htso l'ork Tribune:
me rocont death Of Prof. Lisb'g rcmInda me ct q
months since at Munich. Bomo time previous, Prot.
vbn Gotta, the emiMent geological with whom had
pretty frecly had h.nded copy Of tho Ffctbey0er
Anselaef IN which REQf. Hspig Wks rQp9stp 10 have
, 1873-06-05

Parties Visiting tho Grand Jubilee
Cannot uso their Bparo time In Chicago to any better
advantage anu greater delight than by calling at tho
magnificent jowery establishment Of Messra. Wendell
stroet. they will find on exhibition magnideeut
stock lot ne ewolry, diamonds watcLcs, eilyerwnro
and fancy gooLa in Rtylo and variety aeco,d tn mono
IN the city THIS Is the nearest jowery store to tie
gtand depot.
, 1873-06-05
A Curious Com from Lake super,or.

bis possession one Of tho most curious gems that has
over come before tho attention Of contoBaclrs aid
most exquisite Of naturea epaci,nens. Exrerts In
gems have been puzzled 10 giyo IL distinct
namo. It wa found by Huron Indian on tho
four oiaascs Of stoas aggonuracd together 90 AZ 10
constitute PERFECT gen Of beauty. The atonos
tal. Among tho other remarkable features OF tla
curious gem are thu appearance upon each aio, n Il
trom tno 4and Of an engrayor, Of resemblance to
aud'tan aog the head OF owl tic tracinRs Of tho
eofea nf little Akos and other remarkable peuoeun
rarely u ever found III stouos Of any kud,
, 1873-06-05
Who Buys O. Piano P

We hnyc some new piauos That hare been rented
from three 10 SIX months.
Also, faw that havo had tho outside casos injured
In moving.
$2oo to $500. :
"A splendid opportunity to purchase good Durable
Instrument as ogory piRno will bo warranted to givo
satisfaction or money refunded.
Call and see them at onr now place Of bugineGs-thc
finest piano tsarerooms IN the rorld.
Keeda Tomple Of Music,
Corner Dearborn and VanDuron strecta.
, 1873-06-05
THE O., r. I. 6 z. Il. Z. !.

Annual fcottng Of tile Observation-Disclosures on
OF OHcers--Financinl Statemcnts for the
Past Ycnr.
Tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of tho Chi
ca8o, Rock 1sand Pacific Railroad was held at tho
company's Offices In this city yesterday. Tho NUM-
Dor OF shares represented 140,341 Tho old Board
MAS reelected unanimously, ind tho foou1nV officers
wero choaon for tho ensuing years.
E1eskieht-Jphn +. Tracy.
Yfee- -Fresidtnt-11ugh Riddle.
Seeretary and Iteasnter-F. H. Towg.
Etecutiee ,Cornmiuee-Juhn +. Tracy, Chicaeo !:
Dav1a tv,. DoTe. New York W. I. Scott. Ero; D. r.
Tho following table Is tho s1lbstancc Of tho financial
reports road to the mestlng: -
:, RECEIPTS.
1teecipta from passengers,
fre1ghtss eto.....u....... fG4lo N, 2e
Interest on loans, preinilsns,
ete'..''.".::.... 237,slg41
$a,G57,o5O61
Operating expenses ,f3,253.34ll
Taxes aud legal expenses, ., 2o4, 1858
=. "a -~- s3,617,7s8 $40
~ :, e.. ,;.n. ss.1sD,2o7.1s
1n.erest ~ g !, on !, Bonds. .:..,"..$ o2l,G700o
Dividends paid IN April sud
octoper... Isl ,61o,ot4.00
--- e2,2C6,o14.oo
ss1rp.ns; st't1 s72,o53.1s
count April l, 1aa.......: 3,711osoo2
Present income basne0.. s4,5ayo8s.2o
, 1873-06-05
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY JUNE s. 1873

boet debates in each oass go That thero was no con-
fost ocwscn no c1ssscn. The judges wore MeeafH. j.
4. ooa9Eovo, O. =. Gray Q. l1tsc, 81 drceno, and o.
II. ~. nr6Wnet 6't and their nwnrti was roscrvod.
Nn Ineeday attornoon no1t, at oclnok tho Bohor
oass q tho University will hold tl6ir class-lay ct.
, 1873-06-05

One Of Our Old Housos.
The heWcll-known tewe1ry house Of O. i. Happe1 Co.,
10 popular Lake street boforo tho fire. have eot into
thoF now locat!on No. 1D9 Clark street. near the pa
cc ant arc already attracting large numbers OF both
Wholesale and retail buyers.
, 1873-06-05

,uuul19Es
Now that your sous aro Allied with music, arength-
On tho mind aud body by trip tho Kansas Pacific
Railway, from Kansas City or Lraveuworth Ia pepyor
aud the famous summer rcAorB OF tho Rocky Noun.
tAtDa. "' N
, 1873-06-05

Largest stock In tho Unito States; no operation ro-
qured; Eclectiona scn to all parta Of the country,
Gale y Dockl, Druggists No. 86 South Clark street,
street. ~ 'f
, 1873-06-05

Chicagoanh and yiatora should not fail 10 get tho
Jubilee hat, introduced only by Parker Tton, No.
90 Clark aroot. opposite tho Court-Houso. Tho uAmc.
aud caicaBo, juno, 1878, in every Int.
, 1873-06-05
Our Visiting Friends,

Our Visiting Friends
Who aro struck With the wonderful growth ofOhcago,
are gathering IN ut tic nova sins thousands Of Ioya
Joy l. Foater'a llno views Of the Jubilee building
aud In fhc all Of their new serea. Published at No
3s5 West Madison street.
, 1873-06-05
RIOT IN ROME.

teO1 Nv 1kVWV6op
4 n,u,,r,.uo. I.---
mand Entiro snppre.,ion iesaa,9n =. m to 70 Dc Dc
tous oorporotions-.Order ncstorea
~ mlaAfnry Force
1fonte l'dy 1D Correspondents qr tho Mem ynr.
r,,rdn,ca,..,,uH HeraM. ~""
~ tha s,,nnroes; tnS concentration In favor
originated g ~ In democratic meeting, conyokai
~ ~ snu a,Roso OF obtaining that measure pure
n9gy,a nng was 70 havs takon PLACE yesterday at tho
The feovins is ia9tson 9aa aagasn': daWs ~
Organ1mg 0emmittoo, but tho Quostor Oh Oh tho tho
nuinoty ol the Rrtmo Minister, prohibited it's
MnM.xs: Il !. MN, .,,u..
bocao s 1.ian = nov shroo year, snco province
ononu t. tha notes ttoghce. m Il fna tho duioa 10.
ing tho aynnaRcs Thia IL nnt 9ust without enjoy
eoEporattons onyal reninp, hdrancoaf fetEsl9us ~ 9
Of civil tos!oy suppressed in iii isy bv tho
ln aneong z ag Will hey much material aud moral
cn,n T3gs ~ i! to aay AZ II omo had not
poses M e1coooa 5 g,s.es @ 'Giss ths eoyornor pro-
e Of sppre'eo in only esal rocoenon o sner,,na ds
ile@ass ~ h., These saes Tho scandal of
"St ~ @ nna aner arc az continual menace to to
1t liz ponSlsr ,neotno p ~ Mnomang We expect you
this day. uidsy Iit in.t 1ue Of Augustus,
The asnso and saness essod poopdn + you NJ WI! wih IN
t."t AAt llln PtGoI6c4t Of the I'D
as7o s to result IN rendering our omo tho mora i",
a. IHSt'tm!ho r. ho,sn s.nk Of Italy.
+r - ~ t4p a no appointed for tho meeting tho on
gonGaro. D. nne @ Tag occupied by police,
nnoo,,ia no1, nl1 ponce delegate, who requested
knt nu,v - snoso 70 dtsperse, They did 80,
pin,,n !, g 9 ~ lnrgor numbers on tho
.,ranaad aa ~ pau tio1onzo, III Lucina whence thoy
e & I1nnsaap ~ she oolso' with nagB and shouta
ienno s3o; qsce IL cV'V9,d1aoha Tc!tglose, uiua Ia
Near wv tho tnoo rne nnooasso N'nistcro y dc.
atonno7 -, -, cnfo nagnon tho procession wae
to 1ro"os y m an ocor o. gendarmes, but allowed
td aecent % M ias as tno Ya dell Umilta, whcro
- "onos 1; ~ sno tul1lnhl Was bnrred by posao
piozzap poaJ9 ~ ns.aa, luz genaArnos. On tho
5fnns;a,,o. MI. .1oM w. an unlucky prolato,
tho THtorior 10, wnvso M gpotnor was Minister OF
unt s,r,nSa IuooE tne fontitieal Government
E Eo rse ,,s.aa ny tno oomonstrationists rs
~ r. 1mnssnS 1EaassS ~ cioso carriage with monk
hi caris ~ H. ano non discovered tho ancero-
tras ia,,o 'lto supanta OF tho yohcle, and
ena asp ns;', osernlown w oarrlage and al into tho
tnrn roaa u.eln u .no iresi fountain If an oppor-
.,atsot ~ nau not appeared In tho form ofa
tnr-;i, " ketoatniss. Inc poor priests had
hn,so 80 tttSnt; hna were glad to take refuge in
n,ir;,,s ~ LII tIo r1AIe ton az tho foot Of tho
srnaaaaia, ns nave ealu tho progress OF tile
, 1873-06-05

Tho Genuine aeyaer Hprlng Wator
Is drawn by Buck & Nayuor, at both their atorcs,
, 1873-06-05

ElGtn HMtter Nhd Cheos0 MARKET.
ELoIN, IT,, juno 4, 1878.
To fhs Elaor Of Ths Chicago Tribune
Tho offerings Of cheese yesterday were about 1,1o0
Long shipments but the large attaudauco Of buyers,
, 1873-06-05

EXPENDITURES.
Operating expenses ..,,, s., 253. .34l .ol
Taxea aud legal expenses. 2G4, ,43s. IS
, 1873-06-05

NET EARR1EuH.
Interest on bonds. .,..,,,,..S 02l. .G70. 90
NentP. Il D. V. r. H..,..,,, is. .0oo. .00
Dividends paid In April and
October. .......$1, ,61o, ,ot4.oo