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CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS.
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May Is,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May Is, 1873.
The Congressional Conference met in general
session at eleven O'Clock A. M. Governor Walker,
OF Virginia. was chosen Chairman and the reading
clerk OF the last House OF Representatives acted
as Secretary.
captain J. B. Eads presented the following reso-
lutions, which he said had been adopted by the
Merchants Exchange, and desired to have them
added to those OF yesterday
River and kanawha Canal the cherished scheme Of its
aey
as worthy q prompt and profound conslderation
the atlantic ana Great wssern Canal
which, when completed, will be OF value
Resolved, THAT the Fox and wisconsin River improve
ment has already become national work and is de-
Governor WALKER made a brief speech, in which
he urged the necessity Of cheap transportation and
advocated the Improvement OF the present water
route the construction OF canals, especially the
James River nd Kanawha Canal, the building OF
which, he showed, was entirely feasible. In would
contribute largely to effect the object SO unver-
sally desired-cheap transit to the seaboard.
Judge LAWRENCE OF ohio, offered the follow
ing:-
Congress here assembled are hereby rendered the Of
f wss d nay nsys 81 % the
live That We Listened with
dresses and proceedings OF this Convention and the
buttons presented TO II be published pamphlet form,
and that copy be forwarded to eacn member Of Con
Resolved That deeply impressed with the great
importance OF the interests presented to and that Is
our deliberate Judgment that they deserve the earnest
careful consideration Of Congress
Mr.. FIELD, OF Michigan, moved the adoption Of
the resolutions.
Judge LAWRENCE, OF Ohio, said there was no
doubt about the first resolution, and 1t needed no
debate With regard to the second everybody
must see that the proceedings OF the Convention
were valuable, and should be placed in the hands
OF members OF Congress. The third resolution,
when 1t says that the proceedings deserve the
careful consideration OF Congress, SAYS all that is
necessary to say. am In favor OF Congress taking
charge OF all matters OF this kind. / am In
favor OF the James River Canal and the st. Law
renee Canal, and in favor OF Congress taking steps
to remove the distractions from the mouth OF the
Mississippi River.
The resolutions were then adopted
Mr.. FIELD, OF Michigan, offered resolution in
favor OF Niagara ship canal which, with the other
resolutions already passed, was ordered to be
printed with the proceedings OF the Convention.
telegram was received from Governor Smith.
OF Georgia, inviting the Convention to attend the
Convention OF Governors, to be held at Atlanta. on
May 20, and another from the Mayor OF Dallas,
rendering the Inequalities OF that city to the ex.
cursion party which VIII go to Galveston.
On motion OF Mr.. Young, the Convention then adj
journed.
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MORE TROUBLES IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, May Is, 1873.
rumor was prevalent on the streets tonight
that an attempt would be made at midnight or
shortly afterwards by the adherents OF Lieutenant
Governor V. v. Smith TO seize the records of the
Office OF Governor Baxter, taking advantage OF the
absence OF the Governors private secretary.
There Is but little dscernibe excitement. Some
fifty citizens are now in the State House, and they
will pass the night there.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALa.

LONDON, May 10, 1873.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has gone to Bal
moral.
EMIGRATION TO CANADA.
The steamer Polynesian sailed with fifty chill
dren who are to be placed In homes in Canada.
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN HIGHWAY.
The managers of the Cunard line line OF steam
ers have decided to adopt the Lane route across
the Atlantic for their vessels to avoid collisions.
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TWO MEN KILLED IN A RHODE ISLAND MINE.

NEWPORT, r. l., May Is, 1873.
An accident occurred at the coal mines in Ports
mouth, about six miles from this place this alter
noon. Two men, names unknown, were walking
up the track from the coal mine, when they were
struck by swiftly descending car, which had
broken loose from its fastening, killing them
Instantly
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
The Great Fair Building Seriously Damaged by
Storm and Rain Visitors Wounded
Street Floods and Mud-The Mum.
Der Of sightseers Decreasing.
TElsGgams TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May Is, 1873.
The stormy weather which has prevailed here for
week past culminared yesterday in gale OF
extraordinary violence.
In the afternoon gust OF wind broke in the glass
OF the western 'front.' of the Exhibition building
Some OF the visitors were struck by falling frag
ments and injured Torrents OF rain poured through
the openings and a large quantity OF goods was
damaged.
The Prater is drenched with water. and the
grounds around the Exhibition are o morass OF
mud.
DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF VISITORS.
The number OF visitors for the past few days has
been small and is decreasing. Those that come are
mostly from foreign countries
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VIENNA, May Is, 1873
Edward Pelew was married to-day to sister OF
Mr.. Jay, the Minister OF the United States. The
ceremony took place at the American Embassy in
the presence Of the German Ambassador and lady
and other distinguished guests.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 70, 1873.
It is rumored that the Legitimists and Oreanists
have combined in movement for the overthrow
OF President Theirs, and that they have sent
Rochefouoauld to Vienna to ask the Count de
Chambord to authorize the Legitmists to nominate
the Duke d'Aumale for President in place OF M.
,.Tkiers.
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CITY or MEXICO, May IL, 1873.
President Lerdo de TeIada gave banquet to the
Hon. Thomas H. Nelson. the American Minister
and Porter G. Bliss, Secretary OF Legation, on the
eve OF their departure for home.
A number OF distinguished Mexican and Ameri-
can gentlemen were present, and the utmost cor
diaity was manifested.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May 10, 1873.
Recent heavy rains have swollen the rivers and
streams In the Turkish province OF Bosnia, caus-
ing them to overflow their banks and inundate q
large portion OF the country.
A number OF persons have been drowned and
the loss by the destruction OF property and crops
IL very heavy
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

N.,s, at ..l.. LONDON, May Is, 1879
The cable between Madras and Penang is inter-
rupted. TeIegraphic communication with Pc
nang, singapore and Australia must, for the pres
ent be made via Japan ana China, through the
Russian and Siberian route.
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zoe COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF $4,000
BAIL

BOSTON, May Is, 1873.
James A. Coo, the forger, has been committed,
IN default OF $4,000 bail. 1t is thought that his
operations will exceed 5000 OO0 though only
e27,0OQ 10 speciQcsuy charged against him.
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CENTRAL ASIA.
.Khivess Preparation for War Resistance to the
Russians


ST. PETERSBURG. May IT, 1873.
Reports from Khiva represent that the Khan is
greatly alarmed at the approach OF the Russian
columns and has ordered levy en- masss Of the
able bodied male population to resist the invasion.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, May IA, 1873
The Tribune continues its attacks on 1.-The dis
tinguished patriotic contractors who traffic In the
war and lose nothing; who are worse for the coun-
try than it's open enemies" and whom It holds to
acc cunt for a the evils which aflict the island.n
JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.
The early appearance OF two new republican
journals is announced.
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PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.

CHICAGO, May Is, 1873.
Ths championship shooting match was won by
Captain Bogardus, who killed 81 birds " Mr.,
IlnkclNSk
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BULLION IN MOVEMENT.
Outflow Of Specie from the Banks Of England
and France
1ELEcaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Is, 1873.
The specie in the Bank OF England has decreased
e499,0 900 since the last week.
PARIS, May Is, 1878.
The specie In the Bank OF France has decreased
$4,000 francs since the last report.
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CUBA.

Press Attack on Government Contr actors-A
New Cause for Insular Demoraliza-
tion-Republican Enterprise.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION IN BOSTON
DR.. Paddock, OF Brooklyn, Elected
Bishop.

BUSTUN, May TO, 1919.
The Episcopal Convention to-day, after prelIm
mary proceedings, commenced balloting for a
Bishop OF the Massachusetts, diocese. on the first
ballot the clergy cast 90 votes; necessary for
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THE POPE.

His Holiness Health Improved and Words OF
Hope from the Vatican.
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TURKEY.

Overflow of Rivers and Heavy Losses by mum
dation
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SPAIN.

'Carlist Official Report Of the Battle Of Puente
de Eraul-Heavy Losses Of the Re-
publicans- City Excitement
in Barcelona.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Marriage Of an American Lady in the Capital.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yORx HERALD.

bUME, WAY 10, IoIJ
His Holiness Pope Plus TX. il much better
in health to-day.
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ENGLAND.

The Court at Balmoral-Emigration to Canada
Atlantic Ocean Travel.
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AFTERNOON Session.

On rhe Convention reassembling the merits OF
the two prominent candidates were warmly dis
cussed, the only objection to DR.. DE K0yen being
his avowed belief In the personal presence OF
Christ IN the elements Of the holy sacrament, and
the Convention proceeded to third ballot, elecng
DR.. Paddock by the following vote -
clerical Vote, 97--Benjamin II. Paddock, OF Brook
Ign, N Y, So; De Koven, 40; smith, 2; Leeds !: f.
A. HOFFMAN. OF Pennsylvania, and 9. II. Hail, OF
Brooklyn, each.
lay rote, so.-Paddock, As; DeKoven, s2 Bur.
CESS and Dix. each; divided, l.
The vote would have been made unanimous but
for one dissenting voice.
A committee oil three clergymen and one layman
was delegated TO wait upon the Bishop elect. 0w-
ing 70 decnations, the composition Of the Diocesan
Committee was somewhat changed.
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FRANCE.

Political Rumor Of Personal and Party Plots for
tho Presidency.
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured with-
out pain; Corn and Bunion Cure by mail. J)c.
Dr. RICE, Us Broadway, corner OF Fulton street
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

Cable Communication Between Asia and Aus
tralia ntsrrupted-MessagesD Diverted
EsHss to Another Route.
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Items Ahead.-Announce cement OF Dtvt-t
denis. Interesting articles kNOX'S Spring style OF
geutlemen's HATS. Make your purchases a. nus stcxa
Arnad
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The vote stood -

After Q long and warm discussion Of the merits
OF DR.. De K0ven. In the course OF which the name
OF the Rev. Phillip Brooks was mentioned, the
Convention, without taking another ballot, adj
journed until four O'Clock p. NJ.
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A.-Who Wants n Hat, Go to Doug an's.
l0I Nassau. of Ann street
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A-For a First Class Dress Business
HAT go direct 10 the manufacturer ESPENsCuGtD Iu
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THE MONEY CRISIS IN EUROPE.
Bourss-Ths Financial Tremor
Felt in Odessa.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May Is, 1873
The protracted panic on the Bourse disheartens
the citizens and few vennese are to be seen within
the Exhibition Fair building.
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MEXICO.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Executive Compliment to American Citizens.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains an original Story, entitled "Lesiie
wyndham,n together with the very Latest News ny
Telegraph from All Parts OF the World up to tho
hour OF publication.
TERMs:-Singe subscription. So Three copies, S.;
Five copies, S.; Ten copies, sl5; Single copies, dvs
cents each. A limited number OF advertise menGs
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
A.-Who Wants n Hat, Go to Dougan's,
lO1 Nassau, corner Of Ann street
A.-For a First Class Dress or Business
HAT direct TO the manufacturer, EsPENsCusiD. lH
Nassau street.
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Isl and a;a Broadway, corner o. anrray''r',.
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brookiyns,
open froms A. NJ. 9p.M-
On sunday from 5 toopA
Asthma. bronchitis, Catarrh.-Horton's
CIGARETTES relieve Immediately eventually cure.
No tobacco. Druggists sell them
A warwick or EImwood Collar Will
At better and wear longer than any other Try them
Cancer, Cough. Hemerrhoids, Epilepsy.
&C.. cured by DR. ELMoRE. 50 warren street. jersey
City. No charge until cured.
Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured with.
out pain; Corn and Bunion Cure by mail. 5Dc
Dr. RICE Us broAdway, corner oil fulton street.
Dnvid's Elegant Hats for Gentiemen.-
299ls broadway, near Duane street
Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars tree Orders promptly hiied JOSEPH Bates
Agent l96 Broadway room Chatham Bank aiding
Items Ahead.-Announceme or Divt-
denis Interesting articles KNOx'S Spring style OF
geutlemen's HATS. Make your purchases ~ nus stoxas
~ Broadway
n. G. sheldon's Remedy sure Cnrc
or Nervous Debility. Principal Depot ana office i0t
West Fifteenth street.
ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Pra~er RE-
duced circulars sent and tnformaAon gwen We sold
| the sJp NO nriyc IN the drawing Of April y
"A MARTINEZ q 90, Bankers Id W AL street.
| Post office box 1865, Sew YORK.
| RIVAL Havana LOttery.-Pri1rs casfscL,
orders Information furnished Highest paid TOE
1 TAYLOR d GN, Bankers, u Wal strcck late OF 70
y Trusses, HANDBAGS, SScy--Rup svs red Per
! sons and sEELBYS HARD RUBBER rsUsSBs ooot
cieany. lig safe and comfortable MAYER rust chaic
| break, soil nor move IRON place Used In bathing E~
| Adjustments III Broadway. Now York and M CHEST
| nut street, philadelphia, Pa Seud ton pamphlet
| Wedding Envttstsons, p~.ris styles, Mo-
| NOGRAMs COATS or ARMS, Vatsrs and FRENCH
| NOTE PAPER JAMES gyEHDsLL w broadway
~EstMoVssed iss3
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| n. G. Sheldon's Remedy sure Cnrc
for Nervous Debility Principal Depot ana ofice i0f
West Fifteenth
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Cancer, Cough, Hemerrhoids, Epilepsy,
&C.. cured by DR., ELMoRE, IS Warren street jersey
Citv No charge until cured.
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Asthma. Bronchitis, Catarrh.---TOrtOn's
CIGARETTES relieve Immediately eventually cure
No tobacco. Druggists sell them
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAVES.
25l and 22 Broadway. corner OF Mnrrayssrsst
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars tree. Orders promptly filed JOSEPH BtrES~
Agent l96 Broadway room {, Chatham Bank BLading.
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Dnvid's Elegant Hats for Gentiemen.-A
2g9H broadway, Duane street.
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ROYAL Hnynna Lotsery.-Prs~er RE-
duced circulars sent and tnformaaon gwen We sold
,hc kll pu nriye IN the drawing or April q
"A MARTINEZ q 90. Bankers 10 W All street,
Post Once box t685, New York.
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A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brookiyne
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
omen from A. VI. TO v. n
from 5 10 9 =. NJ.
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A warwick or EImwOod Collar Will
At be tier and wear longer than any other. Try them
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RIVAL Havana LOttery.-Prizrs cnsfscL,
orersfled Information furnished Highest ,l toe
spanish Bank bilis governments &C, &C.
TAYLOR a GtA, BankerS ~ Wal strccN late OF t6
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Trusses, HANDBAGS, SSc.--Runsvsrcd Per-
sons and sEELBYiS HARD RUBBER rsUsSEs cool,
cIeany, lgtt safe and confortihc MAYER rust chatc
break soil nor move from place Used IN batning Es
Adjustments w broadway. Now York and M Chost
nut street. Philadelphia, Pa Saud ton pamphlet
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wedding Invitations, p~aris styles, Mo-
NOGRAMS COATS or ARMS VtsESrs and FRENCH
NOTE PAPER IAmEs eyEHDsLL U Broadway
EstNDkIsAed lVtN
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The Financial Tremor Felt ON the
Shores OF the Black Sea.
ODESSA. May Is, 1878.
The money panic has extended to the Bourse
here.
All business has stopped, and discounts have
risen to nine per cent.
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miners reside. The window blinds are drawn, and
the stiffness OF death is over the place. No merry
tune Is to be heard, the prattle OF little ones Is
hushed and there Is nothing but weeping and
waiting. Poor widows OF men. whose charred re-
mains are far down In the burning sepulchre,
mourn necessarily and piteousy the loss OF those
who have been so suddenly snatched from them.
As you pass close to the saddened homes OF these
families you can hear them sobbing and crying
CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST.
2 The inquest was resumed at eleven O'Clock.
The first witness called was Robert Mcleod, who
tcstined-I was at work at the bottom Of No. 2
level on the south side; when went into the ward
found only six inches of gas. and that on the
high side; the mine was all clear as usual; fired
two shots, but neither caught at II as fired the
lower bench, but 1t did not blow well; tried to
disodge COAL but did not succeed obliged to re-
tire fifteen minutes after in consequence oil the coal
catching fire; alter getting fresh aid endeavored
to return but could not get into the ward: then me
Joe Richardson who said he could go In the lodg-
ment way; went after him and could see that the
fire had caught the lattcing; orders were given
to start the pump, but the smoke was
increasing Richardson then sent him
out after Mr.. Dunn, the manager,
who came down; on return on a rake which con-
veyed a number OF boys Richardson told me TO call
all the men who were inside, but that was los,
cause; then went up the slope; when within 2g
feet OF the opening the blast caught him. when b,
felt 1t coming he threw himself down and held OF
TO the rail and succeeded in getting out, with th
assistance OF man whom he did not know; on
OF the men ahead Of him was his brother, who wa
lost.
ON being questioned BY the Inspector, wItues
said he had always tried the face OF the Goa oil
his ward before firing shot; he had frequentl
seen the gas catch from fail shot. but neve
| igoW bench; he meyer saw q sAot operate " "
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-06
state News.

A Dubuque firm imports tea direct
from Yokohama.
A tin wedding at Onawa, realized
sstin" 10 the amount Of 500.
A young Quakeress attempted sui
eide at Springdale by cutting the veins
of her wrists with razor.
Charley Alerich, q well known Iowa
journalist, is now engaged as an edito-
rial writer on the Inter. Ocean.
Fifty-seven newspapers obtain their
patent viscera from the Des Moines
Printing Company.
Judge Thayer, of Clinton, is said to
have the largest brain, the kindest
heart and the homclicst face of any
man in Iowa.
A German relief association has
been formed at Davenport for reliev-
ing the needy, nursing the sick and
bnrying deceased members.
There il some talk of an "Old
Maids' Reunion" in Mount Pleasant
soon. None admitted that have ever
had an offer Of marriage.
In Ida county every vote was cast
for Carpenter, and in Dickinson only
vote was cast against him, whilc
Beck and Abernethy got every vote.
In Marshall county Carpenter got
I.408 votes and Vale bnt 8.
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rs the Patrons Of the Pus,ic schools.

OrrrMwA, Oct. 10Th, 1873.
| am happy in publishing this my
second monthly report of the schools
in being able 10 furnish SO good a
record of the attendance and punctu.
ality of the pupils. The pupil has
been accounted tsrdy who has not
been seated at precisely 8 O'Clock and
at half past one. mention this fact
for the reason there are schools in
Iowa that consider the pupil prompt
in his attendance if he is in the school
room al the commencement of the SEES.
sion, however remote he may be from
his scat. This latter method must
necessarily increase the percentage of
pnnctuality, while in my estimation it
largely detracts from the only definition
that properly belongs to promp,ness.
| mention in this report the several
rooms in the order Of the highest aver.
age per cent. of attendance and
punctuality. I write out the name of
the individual teacher instead of max.
ing mention Of the proper name of the
room. thinking thereby the room may
be more definitely known to the ma.
rents.
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FOR SAIF
All
Bargains oniLong Time!

Houses and Lots on Court street.
Two acres on Court street, between city ard
cemetery.
A good buaines. property on Green street, be-
tween Main street and the bridge.
House and lot on Main street, near 4 NJ depot.
Ss q sr ee nan
Houses and l0ts on Second and Fourth streets.
Several houses and lots IN Blske's addition.
Improved farms and wild lands In southern Mis-
souri,, ct low prices and on long time with per
cent interest TO actual settlers.
acre r fssm house barn Ian ana graneSy small or,
miles el1t o. Uttlmws. win sell cheap or ex.
change for CITY property.
balance prairie. In Highland townahip.
+ 10 Acres, good orchard, and D acres improved,
plenty Of spring weter. n Green township.
Wnd lends N warrington. Agency. Keokuk.
Sasa:s :ns lSH acse., nice farming land. Two
! is Acres, two miles west Of OttumwM
Several small farms In Washington township.
the above for Ottlmws real estate.
\ Several nice farms IN Wapello county, TO OK
change for Houses and Lots In Ottumwa.
iowa Northern and Southern Missouri, To ex-
change for city property and horses and mules.
Some desirable farms TO exchange for merchan-
a tract Of 1880 acres heavy timbered lands near
a1il rosd in Missouri and $500 cash for stock
/ IS scrss, farm and timber. near Queen cry. on
chan9e for stock Of DRY Goods or desirable resi-.
os Good R Aiming isScS n Southern and Western
chassrs ana On long tins VIA per cent: interest
di9asent pa1ts Of WspsIo cssnty. some near bt.
Atcnison, Topeka and santa Fe railroad lands
at low prices. on long time with low rate OF int,
ESron tranannrf af1Ou Innd buVefs. For railroad