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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14
Legal Notice.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
lst day Of the next June term of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, Iowa
the lst day of June, 1874, David Barr
will make application 10 be discharged
A. Guardian Of VIM. +. Barr, minor
heir Of Malinda Barr, deceased.
ALLEN HAMKICK, Clerk.
Knoxville, May 2, 1874.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14

Assessed value of railroads Ia Iowa
is $2i, 1871 500. Number Of miies
Dec. 81, 1873, was 8,72S.
A son OF Mr.. Maxwell, Centrevillc,
fell to the bottom Of A well, 30 feet,
without being injurea.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14

WARREN COUNTY On the night
Of the 4th inst. Mr.. Hiatt, living near
Indianola, was robbed of consider4-
bic amount Of wearing apparel. It is
thought the theft was committed by a
man whom Mr.. III. had working for
him, as he disappeared the same night
without giving notice OF his intention.
The value of the goods taken was in
the neighborhOod of $780, Warren
county is being bored with that class
of travelling peddlers who sell goods
and take note therefor payable in a
certain number of months, and the
Herald warns the farmers against
them.--The old Principal of the In
dianols public schools has been re-
elected for another year, at "A salary of
$50 per month, while the teachers are
paid S45 per month. The Herald is OF
the opinion that if his salary is just
high enough, then that of the teach
srs is much too low. If that of the
tthcheTs is just fiSHb, tueu tuat oi the
principal IL much too high.-Coi.
Henderson has rendered his resigna-
ton as Secretary Of the Warren Coun-
ty Agricultural Society. A meeting
will be held on the 10th to fill the va
cancy From the Tribune: Geo
Gilbert, member of the Senior class
of the College, aud class valedictorian
for the coming commencement, died at
Indianola Monday of last week -
One hundred and sixty-four loaded
cars were sent out from Indianola du-
ring the month of April. A youth
without the fear of the law before his
eyes stole $50 worth of hogs and was
given lodging in the county Jail.
q. w. Heiney has shipped stock to the
amount of $40, 900 per month since the
LIST of March.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14
THE IOWA Nv1ER.
The Eewspapcr Man.

Little they know or even think
OF the work there IL In shedding Ink
ythe busy wielders of pencil and pen
Generally known as newspaper men
lettings, "In General" "Spice OF
Life"
variations, and rnmors rife,
Saturday Notes" and Sunday news,
"All Sorts of Paragraphs, to amuse,
Market report and marine disasters.
Puffs of pills and patent plaster;
Now at the theater in white cravat,
Claw hammer coat and open hat;
Then to the prize ring, where you
write
sickening details Of bloody fight
Back to the city just in time
To report the sermon Of some divine;
Steamboat collision, smash up of trains,
Agent dramatic, with long winded
story,
To write up his star to theatrical glory.
Deaths and marriages, murders, rows,
Balls and parties, minstrel shows,
Stock specnlations, bubbles Of air,
Tossed about by bull and bear;
Praisiug the limb in the dancers pose,
And next the calves In the cattle
shows;
Pencil in hand at the racing course.
Taking the time of trotting horse;
Jotting down each stroke and catch
Made in famous baseball! match;
Now of street row taking q note
And then Of "a row in a college boat.
These are few Of the many things
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14

IgI0EA and MISSOURI, for 9 term Of
years, at fOPtsR CENT. INT ER.sT
For full printed part uiars, Address, 9so. W.
FEssx x BARROW, Bankers, Corning, Iowa.
7-43 ly
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-05-14
ANOTHER
Fine Draught Horse

Dan Smick has recently purchased another
Fire Stallion, which may at any time be "a en-
at his stables In this city. This horfe is 3
dark bay. without any white; has black name,
tail and legs; be Is six years old. and ls1
hands high; weighs 1850 lbs. His sire was
a thoroughbred English Draught Horse, i'm
ported from Canada TO Penn.lya Ia, and
sold there to Mr.. q. Heary, for $500 Mr.
Henry brought him to Warren county, this
State. His dam was a Messenger mare1 All
parties interested in the improvement Of horse
stock are invited to call and SEQ this animal.
(S6-D
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

aud Mtter Bunkn Ycn Yreu6sn abes<
FAINT, IN Mom biptomatif@ vtrnetntli4
fem 9eippnner baben mo&te, es purte
aues atrriGsn, unb mad ni&t LANCER
8eit .purte Der Datrteit ltlbR pom
Yreuesne 1brcn beruntrr 3eusnib 9e>
osben. Minifer slltenfstn rnf9wanb
rubnlos, btr 3tnig Btn8 tinabsr IN
bic Gmiefeit. Uriftrf@ Bilbelm ~.
Ct fannie Datrteit unb @ere@hstsit,
tas He&t Ter Wi6bantslien feete, urb
tret6iojdbri8er Drteben, tsr ben etltn
45nfs dberlebtt, berriate 3pifasng taat
urb Str@e gum errbsn Sfssa fdr
Beire.
llnb tas gpf Dem tatbolIden
Wplfe tltsb In jenen 3etten bic. Mpue
tts Rummsn 3ulaauerS, dbrie. Die
goua anbere beute | 3eute bat t8 feline
quite YreGe In allen teutlaen @oufn.
keute rinunt 60 an ZEN 6fentlf9en
Bablen Shell unb fentet feline Msprds
|entantsn IN ben Ratt Der Station, wp
Re pfen unh mutbpoI ftine Redte serz
tbstptsen. 3war miro nidts befpart,
UNI unfraut In tos horbeittte Gelp ~
|fden, unb trsuli1 ibrem urabn Qusifer
|folssnb, freuen b. @ortfdbrer tersuf>
fldrune ibren Sauen aus, uno hbie<
nsn f4 fu9ar eer tbnen iebt ~ gebote
fsbsneen brutalsn @ewalt. Nber aud
ffar bic isbiaen Ma&tbater etebt ee
Elm: Bis bierter unb nfdt .peiter |
Aud tbr Steeesesldrei wirb serballen,
uub ielbf Bet Sutsl BET bteisen
uStaata settunb" wirb nidt su perbin<
bern serH5aen, ha6 In ntdt ferner 3ett
Elm anbsrer 6ymnus anseftmu1t riro
nenn bic erbbte 2e%brmeiferin. tie @e<
(1i@te, seiat uns, taB Der uetermutb
aud tes Md@ttsfen ieine Gtreeltune
|fnbet. Debbalb unvtr3ast,9 atbolifen !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14

Sn gelee her Grsianine In Nepyotf
wslde ben Sturrn seoea bic uebuorife
Der ppltsei In ibrem Muftreten 9e9sr BE
broblofen Nrbelter uub ae9en bic 8er<
tbeiptoer psrfafun8smdbieer Redte ber>
aufbe{awprtn, fat f6 tic Ner yorfer
tribune neranla6t, einen Beribterfats
ter an 81. Stibslin9 abjufnbtn, ber
'alS sfn 9aupt ber auterifanifden 9nz
ternationalen belannt ia, tefenausfunft
5intsb fauu, ale aufri@tis eessben an3u>
lnsbuatn 1T.
Der@elte sab an, bab her 6auptsped
Der Snternatipnalen BARN befisbe, bic
.9@ranfsn apif9en CAPITAL unb arbeit
niebersubredeu, iueena MAJ, jones earau
tintert, @ersiuf8uueen III bileen uno
e ben 3rsd babe, rem Arbeiter ju ua>
terbridsn. Doc foa auf folsenee islts
fame Deiie srrst@t perbeu. a
9eper ttfcu,utt ben(elben Qptn, peIz
de Arbeit Il aud INNER Yerri&tete.
Dt q sic Straesu tebre pber ole pro-
ftGpr Ger Matternatif anoefslIt ia, pb
Il ppI3 tadt pber an Der 25lun8 Der
wi@ti9tlsn Gra9tn fit ete usufdli1e
getu(9aft oybttttt has III gang sleids
sdltis, ttipe frbaltsn biei.lbs Besab,
lung.
Der Btri@terfatttr ftaBte ben Dcr>
TOT, 81 r. Is far Redt talte, wtr,, etn
Menf&, ttftn Osf@dft II fanf Minu>
ten srlerut wertfn Unne 0erabe 70 Sc
aatlt 3perbe,. ME Il, BET ale Arjt bod
.piele SABRE auf fen Stubiam ptrpsrl,
hen MUTE. Das fR 8nn3 rs9t, fa9te
Der Dpitor tte Avbett u.u6 n ieber0s<
uetnbe eIef@mdbfs Yertbeflt werten.
Ct /. 8. mdGe Gag wnb Na@t aur8er>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14
@ieber elm &<britt 'petter.
Mus Berlin |&,eitt man:

Mus Berlin fayeitt man:
Son ben teiren 0tftesorlaBtn 3ur
Grsdn;ung Ter RaiBtfeBe liest aud
eirjsnioe ,pel1e Die Berwaltun8 unbe<
letter DtSesltn bstrift, tn preubil9en
Gatinet 3ur BebanbtunG uno Is 1T
an,unebmea, bae BE gorlaeen 1drn in
per ndhfen Mpde rer Gamrer 3uastz
en- f5nnen. lleber ben 9nbalt Der leg
tern Miro nod ~rattaettsilt Dtsltlte be-
,iebt f@ nidt ausldlieslid auf Gpen<
tualitdten, welhe in Gplse Der Matses
(tbe ID ertpartsn fnp, unp 1T sppbl bse>
BALE ron ben, .eraea. Gntwurfe eetrtnnt
,pprbsn. Dt Nesierun8 wirb tabur@
perpRidtet, tn Baue ter Grlebi9uns IL
nee biiaSFi@sn Stubles sund9f bic
Aufurterun9 AT, baS betrsfenbe Gapi<
tsl ,u ri&tsn, sineu 8istbumprrasr
ein3u(tben. Nean tiele Auforeeruu8
cbue Grfol9 blsibt, f. fua birNesieruns
eru16diaet perben, bas Ssfammte 0er<
mb9en Der .Di5nlan<8 trwaltuu8 NIT
Bd9la9 ~ bele0en. uub BITE Herrals
|tun9 ne1slben { 'uer pom ber Ne0strunA
80 eTnenntubtn goumiifpn ~ dbertras
cen. Gin 5pI@es Berfabreu loQ aud
IN alien Gdae, eintrettn, 100 ete1ieber<
tsifsune srlebister Yfaryfeutn an hem
Wibsyfpsu& btr Seifii&en Bcresisbten
eeSen bic 1sRtmmuneen tsr Waife<
tee j&fttsvte. rltiptanSli@a (oa es Ia
eer Atf&t ter Reeinnno eslteen ba<
ben, aud btadeli& tes Strofperfab<
rens 8e9er tn Mmte Yertorrenbe Bi>
.f@tft fHoa n Uttfer gsrlaAe sDefin>
ntatset IL ittftn. s4uf UtvAnlaGuns
et1 EarRtn Bismavd feu usaa tneef
'esn ettitus Ylaae AtfAub ssnomu'sn
eaben unb uunmetr NIT BEN eiyafSsy'
fabrsn sufammenbdnesnpsn 1eftmmurt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-14
Mufrnf

an cle neutl0eH 1cWNWS 1alppHlVen
eeeenritieen unterfdsunssz gereine In
ZEN Ser. Staate1 ncn Noro Mmertfa.
Sn Der lebtsn @ennal>D eriammz
lung pss tsutfaen r5mildsf atbplf@en
Central > @eeins 3u Dstrpit Mi@.
muree bef1loHsn> tie 10. @eneraloer>
@ammlune in Re@sfer absubalten.
Die feie,lt9e GrSfaun9 Der Gerlamn1z
luna beeinnt an EfnsFicnataae ben
"a. Wai Ypr rem 9cdamte, unp miro
bic sur, ~. Mat fcrtoeiebt meroen.
Sc mcrten ts6balb aue onsei9lc6enen.
9ersine %etn9elaoen, einer D%elesaten 3u
pdb!en, ebenio rereen ale fatbclif@en
unt,fdbunss>W ers!ns, me!de nod uidt
anse19lpfen fnb, ater munlasn ben,
aroben Central > Bunne bei3utreten,
freunelida aebeten, einen Deleeaten gu
mdbler, unb 81 ob:oer Veriammlans ;u
(encen. Goute Elm 0ereia fetnen De-
leaateu |enten t5nnsti, 70 fann ber(elbe
eeraB Der Contribution teS @sntfal:
0sreias S 50 einen 8etidt qpo tie e.
fcreeslt1sn Bsitrdse an zen earuiprns
btrsneen Ssfretdr, G.an; 5afner, Bufs
falo, q. 9. einleneeu.
Dereine, ,rel1e nd Dem Central
Wersin an3ulalie6sn wlafdsn, wouen
ib aefdQiet ucsber ebe rie Verfauu'<
lung fattfnbet, an ben eerrelppnotre1<
ben Seftetdr .penben, wel9er ale erfor>
berli6er SnRrudipnen geben pirc.
SIR leben in elmer 3ett unb IN eia
mem Qante, 100 Der &atbolif often unb
ent(disnsn far bic @sdte fstner 3irde
ein1utrslen bat Bonn ter aatbolisssmuS
1T aud In uu1trm 2anbe Ger Nn9rih5>
punt Ter 3et.tdmpfe 9ercrssr uno IN
Sdb unb SR In Morp unb MeR peret>
niaen f9 politi16e unp rslt8i6Ie par>
teien, I'm, BE @e!isicnsfyetbett unisreS
eanbes bur@ edtBluie Ausartuneeu 3u
beeintrdhtieen.
Sur etn m1nnli1e6 3ulammtnfe>
ben lam ren Geinren unfersr betliSen
Stride BE l1eber3susur9 BON Der siste
uno Mufop ferun9 bsr 4atbclisen bsi>
brinaen, bsbbalb unterlafe IS fsin 0er>
elm, feline TeleBatea au ber beporioebe1,>
bin 8erlammlun8 81 e~ntlenteu.
NlS Trdeer isner Nehte> rk uns
untre bstltse 3ir&e gu tbsil peroen
ld6t, unb he gonfttution anferes Qar>
bee atfattst pplIsn mtr 3ufammentre,
ten uni 3ur erbeer:n gbre @ettes, bts
pRi9ten ter Nddfenliebe, nur9 tn1>
met auaeetebatere llnterfdbuns 5alfs<
bebdrftteer unb NotbIetrenber absu.
gu bte1tm @nte perIetbe uns @ott
ftinen Se8sn.
Buffalo /. Gebrnar 1874.
Grans 9dfner.
gcrrefp. geeretdr IT'S teutftsn NS>
mil9>S atbolif&en Central gereins.
9elsbt Isi Seius, gsaria rub Sois$b!
P. S. Die Nepafticn biefeS 8lat>
ties 1T eern tsreit. Nnmeleun8en BON
B~ereinen aus Miunefota ju peruttteln
unp Ausfunft ~ rrtbeilen.
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faauma Rebea, svsnn i'm Elm Rrantsr
rufen IaEe. CT bat feline Gtunbe bic
e. ftin eiesn asunsn tbnne. @enn
aber einmal be Snternationole bsrri@e,
10 perpen Stattonsbduisr erri&tet IN
wa&sn Die Eeetersn atps&sIunsss
.rei@e il a@tS tunesn fd aufta!tsa unb
ID I'm 2raufen esben mdGsn, welhe
nod tbuen faidlen. Das mare rod
enti9tetsr, better, ale bic 0:9enwdrttSe
ginri9tuns. llnp 70 witbe aud be
aneere Mrbtit einsetbetlt. Do Elm uolI>
fcmmener Commandments berrlhte,
tpdrt tas {etr lsidt burd3ufabren.
Nit @ewalt rp0ten fe nfdts einfGbs
rem, unb gor 8irGen an3u3dnren, fame
tbnsn tn entferntsfen niat in ten
ginn, bte fe csnn aud NIT Zen Nr>
teitsrbews8uusen Bar ni&ts eersiniam
t1tter.
GrnRbaft Id6t fb Elm folder 9t5os
finn sar ni9t bebantsln unb tod III es
n5ibig ron 3ett ~, 3ett, tie sa@e an
ben pransen ter Oefentltdfstt 3u fe!s
len. Sc Aibt ia letrer summe Men>
@9en Aenue, tene1 napterne 0clf5bes
oldder 'ol9e 3teprten auf@ uno ibr
@elp taflr ab(9waBen. IS III
teBta!b Yfi9t Ter Ytefe. ben Dl6bs
finn ansEasseli1t 3u aieben, mn let&t=
eldubiBe 2eute spr Zen elattsn Berten
Der gn1u9er III uarnsn.
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&tantpnnft bes 3atbplifen.

Sn unIsrn 1aaer, 100 ter lletererif
Der Gtaats 8fsualt in raS firdltfe Sc
tiet f@ auf cine II 8etpalttbdtf8e Weift
eeltsnb ma9t If eS fiber an, plabe,
ben Stantpunf1 flar ;u MAIDEN, we!@en
|wtrtli9e &atboIifen. nfdt stpa
|rie f%peenannten vNl!fatbplitsn"- sfns
netme1, unb NIT tbnen ibre Bil95fe
unb prieftr, unt 3u 3eteen, ta6 Ter
rabre &atbolif fein Nspolution1r If.
3u pteftu' 3wefe tbei!en mir Zen .a9>
|febenten Mufjat NIT:
Gber
bic preufftf@en Mat>
8efeBe
1lntsr ttsftm Iitel 1T loebsa eine 1ebr
srdnbli9e unb eineebenbe Sdrift zines
bernorra9enaen fatbplilaen Wpraltbsos
lpae,. er@9tenen.*)
Die bret Graeen, wel9e bartn an
Der 6anb Ter 81. 99rift BET air9en>
udter, ter xirden9eldi9te, tir9li1en
Meatsbefimnunser, unb Der S1riftsn
dlterer unb neuer Moraltbsuloeen, ,pie
aud con .,aturre9tltdem S%tanppuntte
au6flbrli1 e.brtert perpes. fnp:
I. 81 Elm oetiper @icerfanb aeaen
be Wafes1see tat pm &atoolittn pitt
!ttg ato a'' eee Vsmtl1ene mtuen 3u>
!di'G ''l@t elos a~n3ett8su1aB uno uHz
hl9 .
Il. Daff esl xatpp1't mepelsacers
Ueat'se 3ar Aae1agtane per vtat9es
leBe aetlo t'tttrtrtst' ~ tpa' loldpeS
anl pse 0em'nene wtufn l@9@lpm
t''ept 9stattef, eutp Mot am p'e eteBee
te1, 4ettl'sgen ytaateeae 81 oet11slesns
~: 2a'l eeet loa Ct 9e8en e!e tn
Neee itegeneen 0elese pal'ssa Wfeer<
lta,ao !stften uno w'e MIRO i'g eteier
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zen :
Cten9a@ esl e1pen 0tase 9e!au8t oet
Vfrlailsr 3a los9eacem er8spnfB Wtr
4atgol'1e1 e1tfea me .uo unier te,1en,
umfarrsn Ter ensttisDsn Vs'ralf BIZ
'Vt1ralt ent8e9en1tfue1, ss'tD!n aueb oeli
Mat8s1fBsn amen a1tgs!1 Wietrfaue
rtept s'st9e8eaftusn' Wsr burton ss1
nsdt aus ''atur!e9t!t9sn Vranes.t
tus''n 'ptI u''s l,set aaf eas yrtielp
Der Woltslouestanstat. lenosrn aut BEN
Stanepuntt BEG &ett9tguu's Scn9e
Itee Vneoea ttsleft: Am me1tg1ts,'
eatfs'' utr etr offtntl,oti 0ewa!t ~
lea aetssen Nies1lfane ls'lts'i aisepftf
yen. Dos aaeetua''@e geees Ssla
ee!tt': eas eteaeene oellp1s!, eae e
nus ~ag1sne lt'nes 9a"3sn xeeene eae,
tn~soslo y aott lei' Sergalisl tf'
ls.nst gsIa"e.Mlpar. ~ le'nem xfl'
sote aac N le''aea xs.een, o,e , Iia1f
ssgss ano PIC SD1tps,I!en PCT apoaek
Uae %anes!ea. oe.lpsI 81 SeIipea
eyre UNI. asoua9 cer xtrebe. BON 70
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@e|9dfts Dtrltguag.'
Die 0ffet hes 81
ymanafrfr"
IL al btt
&abatbatp Ctr. Np.17.
tt faS
DtSpat& @eb6ubt 9e9en>
Gter Der alien PVT
Snle9t cine Tuspe bod.
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- Ratua. 8etIas ssn Grau3 4ird5etm.
i04 @.
, 1874-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS,


Spteiaf Uispatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
BUNDAY-scnooI CONVENTION IN CAIRO, ILL.
CA1no ILL.,, hlay 22.-A grand Sunday -aclool
Convention Wna hold here this AFTERNOON. Oh the
occaBiun Of q visit to this city Of over 600 Sun
day-school people from Wostern TonneBaee.
They wero met III u1id-rivar by two tuga with
reception committoe on board, and Mt the wharf
by the whole sunday-sohool force OF Cairo, with
tho silver cornet baud, and escorted to the top
livercd by the Hon. Daniel ". Mum, United
Statss Supervisor, which was responded to by
tia Hon. llr. Sharp, Of West Tennessee, in .
very wnrn manner. instrumental and vocal
music followed, after which the visitors woro
shown around tho city, aud returned by steamer.
THE DuNltAAD REUNION.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JAoKsoNv11LE, ILL.,, May 22.---Tho religious
scot known as Dunkards hold national gather
ing, commencing tomorrow, near Virdon about
20 miles from here. They lave tcnt capable
people. Eighty booveB are already on tho
ground for food, aud ono baker Inns orders for
i, 900 loaves Of bread. The exercises will lust
several days. Sunday sill be the great day.
p1bLH PUBLICATION BOClETY OF TILE BAPTIST
CHURCH.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 22.-To-day there
vas aeml-centenninl anniversary meeting Of
the Bible and Publication Society OF tho Baptist
Church in the Calvary Baptist Church. There
WAS large number at delegates present from
various psrts OF the country and many leading
Dsptists: The Corresponding Secretary pre-
aentcd the Bemi-centenninl reports, showing that
Ill Afty years there have boen issued 3,5a4, 104.-
4GG pages OF printed matter. The receipts in
this time havo beeu $3, 364 ,269. Tho fret year'n
receipts wore 3s72, aud the last years. receipts
$430, ,65a.
, 1874-05-23

rtosont. day woro totnptel to 4 creator OK
tent than thoso WHO liyod fifty years
agot md noodol ali tho moral influences that
conia bo thrown nro,1nd them. -..
Tho Roy. Kittrelgo touched, on temperance
In his renlarltB. holding TINT tho only why to
remedy the evil OF intoxlcation WAS to train the
children UP praporly aud pseyent passion for
liquor being cultivated.
TIE SOUTHERN p1tEsDYTEElARe.
CoLUMRus, Miss, May 22.-The Assembly was
opened with prayer by lilo Moderator. Most OF
tho morning hour WAS spent III roading and ro-
fofring oyortures, amongst Which was 3 COM
1nv,ication from Tho Northern Assembly on tho
subject OF factional corrosponlonce, which
elected quito discussion, hut WAS finally zcfer-
red to tho stantliug Committee.
DR.. Wilson rontl an Interesting report on for
egn missions, showing great progroas III tho
work, especially inoroased iuteroat amongat. tho
Indies, two Of whom have gono to foreign Aolds
nt their own oxpcuae.
The AnBombiy mnt tho children Of tho SAT-
batfi.schools Of tho city III entertainments dur"
inE tho recess for dinner.
Ioporh on both theological soninhrlea were
load, showing tho prosperous condition OF theao
Institutions.
Dr. John n. Wilson ofFored Ills rosignation aa
Professor in the Columbia Seminary. ...
Tine Assembly resolved to meet no1t yeaG at
st. Louia by unanimous vote.
, 1874-05-23
NEW YORK.
Tho Charges Against tho strcot g ona'
N3iSNfoftUrNs

NEW Yonn MaY PA Tamn'nny Dom ocras
and Republican, together with an Independent
Alderman, Mr. Ottonlorf, havo united IN 4 70"
port to tho Board of AIdor,non In wlliol, tina po-
lico Commissioners aro charged With "gros In.
Of law," and tho Mayor Ia urged to remove those
who aro responsible for Tho disqualification
Of tho department. Whom tho Meyor'a attention
was oallod to tho strioturos Of tho Legislative
Committee on tho abuses IN tho stroet-clcnntnE
bureau, he intimated that tho Committon l,ad
boon appointed for partisan purposes. Tllfa In
sinuattoiI ia ropolled In this report and second
cn1lnt Is ut1dod to tho indictment against tE'o 70
lice Commissioners by printed reference to tho
evidence taken III tho oourta In regard to tho aJ'.
other irregularities on election day.
, 1874-05-23
CON N9HEESIONAL RECORD.
SENATE. .......
WAsN1NoJoA, D. O., May a,

MEMORIAL.
Nlr. MORRILL, presented the memorial Of the
National Agricultural Congress. recently In sas-
coodA nj tho salos ot public landa be usod
toward tho support Of agricultural colleges, odu-
cation, and lapor.
SKATE CLAIMS.
Mr.. 0GLEBBY, from ths Committee On Pub~
lp Lantn,, reported fayorAbly OH the bill to set
Ito certain accounts botwcon the United Htatea
aud the States Of Ohio, Indiana, aud ILLINOIS.
Placed Oh tho calendar.
NEL1EF HILL.
Mr. LOGAN, from tho Committee on Military
A{fai;B. reported favorably OIL the IIouAo bill
aughoFiain tho Moadeut to lesue army rationB
and clothing 10 tho destitute peopls on tho Toni
bi4bes and alabama Hlyera. pAuaed.
BMu1T Ex1uKTAvloN.
M, WRIQHp called " Tho 1Aparb tnAds BY
, 1874-05-23
NOTES AND KHW3.
Special Di3pafch 10 The C1.ieagn Iri6unA


WAsHNoToN, D. G., May 22.-Dy direction Of
the Naval Committee. bill was reported to tho
Senate this afternoon providing for compen-
sation to tho SURVIVORS Of the po1nris crow. 1t
gives to tho widow Of Capt Hall the full pay Of
q Captain for two years, which amounts to
$1,000; to each Of tho crew full pay for ono
yoar's service is n1lowod, and tho Secretary Of
tho Navy ia also directed to pay to the Esaui-
mnu1, Joe and Hannah, $500 each,
TINT amount boin8 equal 10 one
years. pay altogether. TAo bill will
tako out Of tho Treasury about 100000. This
differs in several particulars from the bill pro-
posed by the Fl onHo Naval Committee mud, as
choice between the two, the Seuato bill Ia gen.
orally more acceptable, and Is most likoly to TO-
ceive favorable consideration 1t It shall be
deemed oxpodiont or desirable to gecuro to the
Government the valuable manuscripts left by
Capt. Hall. Tile bottor plan il believed by
many to bo to negotiate expressly for them. aud
not involve with that transaction the mattor Of
compensation or gratuity, or both, to hiB widow.
LECTURE BY MISC rHEBE CozzEEs.
Miss phGbe Cozzens delivered . lecture on
"Women nj lawyers at WiiiRrd's Hotel this
evening to large md very appreciatiye audi
once.
TIE DAT AFTER THE FAIR.
Sight-Roars aud curi0Hity-aeebers BY the hum
drcd visited tho White House to-day to tako
look Ut the royM woddlng~room, to put them
ae1Yes oa' 1np aa.s' uauo. to aa,,f;oz
oe anu ~ eann nu WV ''1us'''
III cue o'anxne aras1os scono ~ ,,,p c,v,, ,,anro
n Gstn 49,, ot;i1 i, uaas;n,, ~ rarr 1,+.
Ano ooito nno s.. - oosato. ~ 's.i t"s
noaf to,nlEot, tao aotcrmlnat!on III ing nluus o.
tno ma!9Illg i ne4lH 70 gu ahs1 1nal susJ ~
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t,ne,1,,,, WE ~, p'sR} ro";na na,a .aa,a;,
II. 1;vsv ~ ~ torast +, the Iranfase;nn ~ Witch he
a. rnn,v vaara - mar11ad ab;i;tu a,,d ~
49, - " ,na.' ' ' - a,..s."Hs :ats t,.ae
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tn t;ts' ,,y t1,ttr 5 n,.o,e III II.
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, 1874-05-23
FIRES.


Specfal Disratch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
LEROY, Ill, Alny 22.-A destructive fire oc-
currod here laBt night, by which four frnme
ruined. Ono building was tho drug store Of T.
ii. Sanders, with heavy stock of drugs aud
ola; IN this building alao Waa the tailor shop Of
D. Holland, the barber shop Of Chas Meyer, aud
tho otico of Or. r. Z. Frasher. The others
were unucoupled. LOSS, probably $4,000. IAoy
arc supposed to have bean set on fire by partioa
euraRei at the movement against liquor.
, 1874-05-23
At Saginaw Oity. Mich.

Eptcial Dispatch to I'te Chieapu 1rib.ns.
EAST SAGINAW, 1lay 42.-A dwelling -honse IN
tho Fifth Ward, in Saginaw City, owned aud oo-
eupled by ]. e. Manning, took TIRE about noon
tho furniture only being sayel. There was an
Insurance Of 500 On thv building, and 5000 on
the furniture. The property Has worth about
$4,000.
, 1874-05-23

dasHsEo, H., Mn. 22.-The grain elevator,
600 bushels Of grain, belonging to William r.
Baker. Of OAicago was entirely destroyed hero
by fire laBt night. Tho loss on tue building Ia
go, 900; insured In some ohicago ageuoy. Tho
ira 'is supposed to have besn tho work Of Al In-
pondiAry.