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, 1874-06-02
The k1urper DeE,llcution Suit - In.
Junction DGsirctls

Sptc{al Dispatch to 1Ar Ch.cHqo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 1.-rhe United Staten
Courts for tic Southern District Of Illinois met
to-day. Aside from few important cases, thar8
iD nut much business on the docket.
TLe case Of the Unitol Statos against John
T. Harper, late Collector Of this district, aud
Albert Smith, his ohiot clark, il set down Tor
lsGrngan tho second week OF the term. Tie
Distrie1 Attorney expects to push the cases to
trial, though it IL thought that, II Judge Drum
mond, who 1t is said will be hote next week,
Ehould not come, that tho casos will 60 over
e.aiu to the noxt term Of tho Court.
The City Of quincy IT y E9ng to profit
prominent gontlsn,Rn Of that city hns written
here for information concerning the maunc- Of
procuring an injunction to restrain the city
authorities from making unlawful and rooklesa
use Of the city'a funds. He intends to apply at
tha ncat term Of tho AdRrua County Circuit
Court, for an injunction similar to that existing
hero.
, 1874-06-02

Parties Arrested and Jailed for Tren.
Aa1i-Ernxter'R Fuy Oh Putting Down,
nptu

Parties Arrested and Jailed for Tren.
Mo1i-Eti1xter'a Why OF Putting Down
Opposition.
6r. Louis, juno 1.-The Democrats Little
Rock special aavh Sheriff Vaughn, County TroaB.
nrer Kenyon, Supervisor Murphy, aud aoyorM
other 1eadiug Republicans OF Jefferson County,
weco arrestetl a week ago for troason and thrown
into jail. Only two or tleHo gentlemen wero in
BROOKS service, or had anythne to do will. the
late troublna. John Williams attorney for tl,eHe
PARTIES, WAS also arrested and confined III jai!.
Trlal wns demanded OIL Saturday, hut both trial
aud bond woro refused, and tho parties aro Eti!l
IL jail. This il done Tor tho purpose Of forcing
the Shori, Treasurer, and other o,aicerH Of tho
county to resigu, i!tla break UP tho Republican
party in TINT county, where 1t has 600 ajority.
A sl.nilar course MAY 10 expected in eyory Ro-
publican county Of tho State.
Ilp Gazette, Iaxteg'B organ, saya Gov. Baxter
will not approve tho Amnesty act. Arms aro
hoing sent daily to couatioH In tho State wl,oro
Rapuhlicanu hare majority, to arm tho militia,
with tho dosign to intimidate and oyolnwa lie
colored votara aud prevent the elealiun Of
Republican delegates to tho Constitutional Con.
yention.
Il. ". Thompson, Baxter's Chtof OF STAFF, on
Saturday. oI1iauily nosiliod Judge Warwick, Of
the Chancery Court, md Taomas g. Peak, 1us-
tito OF tho Pence, that martin! law o1stH in this
county, aud they must govern themselves ac-
c0rQinKY,
, 1874-06-02

90tets{ DtapaEh to Iht Chicago 1ff{bnne.
MADISON. Ind. June 1.--IAo fu,!orai ohse-
quies Of tue lats Father Dnpoutayieo wsrs tho
largest and most importing over WltnoBsnd In this
city. Twenty-Five Roman Catholic priests wore
tese % were re- tic % it, Roy. Wv Maurico do 81, rs]aig'
Din1,op of Vincannes; tho Rt. Rov. Abhos II.
Marty, Of st. Sleluerad's Convent tho Very
llev. T. Doda oConuer, o. s. y, Y. o., and tho
Very Iev. Father BoBkonior, tue Catholic tel.,-
peranco advocate, OF Indianapolis. Tho cero-
monios at tile church lasted from o'clock thiH
morning until 2o'clock this afternoon. Tho Funo-
ral cortego was two miles in length, fully 1000
people being in limo. The following named 10
cieties aud organizations were in the procession,
st. Peter's Society, tho Garman Support a,,d
Donovofont Society, ST. Patrick's Society, mon
and women of St. Nichols Congregation mon
and women Of st. hlary'a congregation, Young
Men's sodality. Indy sodality, aud tho school
girls and boys of ST. Nichols and st. Mary'a
congregations. One hundred aud seven car
rlage5, containing the clergy and citizons, fol-
lowed tho h8arse,
, 1874-06-02

Sptcaaz D3spat&A 70 Tie E43ca1a 7Fi6WNe.
IED1AsApoL1s. Ind, juno LA Bpccinl to the
Sentinel from Charlottesville, Ind, received to-
night. says that the gravel train going 'Voss ol,
tho l., D. d. ". h. r., ut tho rato of Is miIca
west west Of ri there, at ococis this afeosmoou, % s te
engine falling on one silo OF tho track and tho
teHder on the otuor, with eight 1lat-cavs piled on
top, killing, by 6caatn8, tho enginoor, james
Talbot, Of Coviugton, and Harry Alitsendolph.
buried In mud beneath the engine, which Was
turned upside down. Tho conductor Ice Rob-
cttu, Of Kuightstown, Ind, waa literally cut to
places. hls liver being found at distance from
tho wreck. Tho bodies wora brought to Craw-
{ordsyille thia afternoon. Tho cnuae Of tho ao-
cident IL not known. No others wero injured.
Tho train wont down n trcstle Ii feet high.
About wcek ago III unBuccoRsful attempt YVES
made to throw an o1proas troin of the aame
traHtln.
, 1874-06-02

CoLUNNus, O., june 1.-Jndgo Bingham To-.
farther work III tho matter Ut the removal Of tho
lost- -O!lico from itH praaent location to tho City
Hall l}uilding. This trouble has been brewing
for son,o limo, antl COMES about in this wise !:
sou!a months Ago majority 0f tho City Council
agreeing to donate tho llso Of certain rooms In
the Now City Halt building to tho Oonaral Gov
crn1nont for use ~ y loat-0nloe for term Of ton
years freq OF rant. Certain parties owning prup-
srty near tho City IIall lnalo up p.lrae Of
several thousand dollars to tit np these
rooms, and tho Postmaster. Goneral hout
II. agent hera to SEQ that tho work
MA pgopasl9 dons. tbs 1etnfaV Wgpatah hat
, 1874-06-02
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nrnssgle Over Railroad kscnds.

. zUseI!s 07*77HtS7t 10 10 CMEu0B 1T1oH"e.
that OH Friday last the Common Council Of this
city aaopted resolution appointing Dartholow,
Lewis l. Co., Of ST. Louis, their Trustees
fur tic snfe-keepiug Of this city's Cairo
+ st. Louis lailroad bondH, aud ordering
the transfer OF tho bonla from their Trustee il
this city. T1g not OF tie Council was fer from
being satisfactory to tho pooplc, aud on tho next
day, Saturday, ". +, HalI,dny, Of this city, nada
all application to Judge D. i. Baker. Of this cir
cait. for an order to prevent such q transfer.
To-day The application has boen ably xrgnod by
MoBsra. Linegar, LanAdeu, and Wheeler for Hal
liday, nnd AIeasrs. Greol,, dilbort, Allou, aud
Mulkey for tho Ilailroad Company, without any
dccision as yet. This case oxcitas considerable
attention in This oity.
, 1874-06-02
POLITICAL.
Tho VIII County, ILL.,, Earmers, Uon-
vcllttoE.

,r,. rxtsnn <,n,,.,t,, rst
1ao "' o"t'".s, ...',,+,s.. t.' *af'"ors' oon-
=. ~. ~.
Spec'at D"1'a'e" ~, 10 t"e unsea50 1f'oMnf.
JOLIET, juno l'-lhe VIII County Far1nsrs'
Convention mot IN tho Court-Honso In this city,
at II n'e1ock to.{ay Fl. N InrerRn}1 NJ win
,m..,,s nu..t1..n. nd. t..tM " "A
1oWhhhip' IfeHidonk' oaftoh emltft. or Ohan"
nahon, Secretary. Tho basis OF representation
MAS f1yo delegates from eaoh township, All Of
tho tvonty-tl,roc toynsnipa In tho county woro
ronrosontod oxccnt TIM townu NJ yy,I,,, ,,,to.,
n1... mssoa' .vsn,o e,a tt,ra,, go, ,''s"esaa,
onpaeo. "ea'ey' anu iioy' eo'esal delegates
received thofr appointments from tho Convou-
ton.
Tho Committee On Resolutions rsnortod sbo
roua,,,,,a.
'oo"tns m .,..,.,u u..,-
oa,s,a =; ah. H. ~ nSafS naoTacs sae
tinms' s'''''' o' '''' @"@ D''A'"' oon''s'@
Krsousd That our delegates to tho Convention st
Springfield DO requested to toir iniuc1lco III favor
Of resolution demanding q reloal Of tho Bankrupt
l1w ai' n'!c restriction , q to 1ursaictiou Of tho
III naies @ "m ~ WILL a0oa'r 'ho less oppfee
bo instructed 10 call Co,.nty Convention for Tho rr
pose Of nominating county ocors Fri1ay, juno 20
1874. c,,.r,u ,o,r..,,n u,,,
Rtsovsa, Inat tla convention wiil no. scna my
nfsEss n ~ Kaoa S vI rrex ~ tnaa ~
, 1874-06-02

New YonK, June 1.-Thoship portus, from italy,
for New York. sprung loak and s,1uk in latitude
20 north, longitude 30 West. Tho Captain and
tho crow took to tho boa.s. The bout conth'n-
Henry brown, aaflmaler; aud william Thomp-
aon, Potter Savage, and Richard 6cllonol. Sea
mon, waB picked up by tho schooner Clara.
Thoy had beon out ninetcon days, and for three
days Ind Mother wator nor provisions. On
thoir arrival at Station Iaiand tlireo OF the mon
were sent to tho hospital. Two other bouts,
commanded by tho first and second matos haEo
not yot boon Heard from.
, 1874-06-02

Two desths hayo occurred In Harrisburg, Pa.
from t'ichinip. caasod BY eating raw l,sn.
cetyol III ut. Louis yesterday from pai,ola Coun-
ty, Mius.. and sold at auction Oh 'CAanga for 50
PR buHhe].
Tho smallpox introduced tulo Ella, Noy.,
by Italian IMMIGRANTS IL spreading worry rapidly.
Ihs Indians hayo tic diseaso, aud tho people ayo
Aocin,: from tho town.
Tile negro mur4orore. Simpson Walker and
Aoorgo Washington, wose sentenced at Janos-
yila, VIII, Yesterday to the ssnto prison 1t hard
, xhor for life.
~"Aasu<kunes 3rum 9usaku DlMhe haTs besu
, 1874-06-02
The Carlists Vigorously press-
ing tho Siege Of Hol-
mani.
AttcmDt 10 Assassinate tho Prince Of
SaXe-}Vcimar.
Coalition Of Republicans In the
French Assembly,
The American Catholic Pilgrims Enter
tanned In Paris.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Juno la Spanish frigate llns ar
rived at oran, A1giors, to take OH board and
bring to this country tho convictH who escaped
from Cartagena at thu tino Of tho suppression
Of tho Intranaigcnto inRurrection.
BAYoSNE, juno 1.-Tho town Of Hornani is
hard PRESSED by tho CarlIsts, aud tho Republican
commander there requires renforcementH.
Gen. Loma, with tho 1lrat corps of tho army
OF tho norsh has Joined Gen. Conchas conf
mand Mt Miranda.
The National forces entered Cholya, dispera-
ing d body Of 1000 Carlsts.
, 1874-06-02

Snecial Dlsp0tcd % TIC Chicago 7Ti6'tnt.
BunI1SaroS, 1a., Juna 1.-Iu the District
twenty-four hours, returned = 'vordict against
the Burlington i Missouri Railroad Company for
5000. for tho killing Of boy named LUX, who
was run over by nu engine in this city year Or
two ago. This oaso waa triod once before In tho
District Court, when $4,000 wero awarded. 1t
was takou to the Supreme Court, aud returned
1or trial to the District Court and it will once
more DO appealed.
, 1874-06-02

Spfc's:l D2tpdteh 70 {Ae ChcNyo 7rl5Nne.
ANN Anaon, ilieh., Juuo 1.--The injunction
oaso OF Deal V. C1aae, TIC publisher Of tAo colo-
b:ated reclpo-book, was declled today ia favor
OF tho formor. Dr.. Chase il restrained from
publishing ANYTHING III the State Of Michigan,
ara allowed to continue their Journal.
, 1874-06-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE AND COTTON Ex.
CHANGES.

NEW YoAK, June 1.-The annual celebration Of
the Produce E1oanngn took pluco to~dny. The
following; ticket was oeoted: President, Frank
lin Edson; Vioe-rreksdunt, benjamin W. Floyd !;
Treasurer, DeniamIu G. Rogert.
The foilowlng officers wero to-day eleoted at
tito Cotton Exchaugos President, Henry Heating |,
Ntoo.proaldspt, q. .. Nswmsa, TxoxuE0E, v.
+, Miller.
, 1874-06-02

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 1.--At tho seABlon Of tho
Reformed Presbyterian synod to-1ay, the Cont
mlttee on tho Order known as Patrons Of
Rushandr5.a or " Qraugora," prasentod their re.
port. which states that they emplatiealiy and
une4ulyocally coHdemn this aud all other secret
orders as ensnarlne, deceptive, antl sia..
interests OF society Aud law!caa und inoiilu,ul
way Of obtaining redress Of grievances. They
also recommend thxt the Bynod entoin It upon
Ill sessions not to Fellowship mombcra Of this
thor caro- to bnwaro Ut tue onsnaring iutluenuea
Of such organizations. Tho report Taa adopted
by unanimous vote.
, 1874-06-02

Tonr Wayne. Ind, June 1.-Two men named
Wyckert and staplotou woro blasting rock a lew
days ago on the farm Of Joshua Stapleton,
fathor or this lattor, In st. Joo Township. They
drilled hole in large stone, and poured aone
powder in it, but, discovering tho aperture WIS
not larga enough, proceeded to chip the hole
nature, sparks wore produced, which, ig1.itiug
tho powder. caused IL terrible explosion. Three
1iugors ware blown of tho lott hand Of Wyckert,
and Stnploton was blown or Eon,o distance from
the plaeo. l1gd the fragments not been dis
charged latorally, the non mould, doubtless,
hnye boon killed INSTANTLY.
, 1874-06-02
GAMING IN.

nfoHnoE, La, June 10 p. m.-Tlle riyor
bank hogan t1 cAvc III IL tie roar Of tho
ouschlta Telegraph oiflco ct ilal:paxt !, and tho
graph rouor-prasa ig taken down anu tho whuio
ofluo Id in confusion. Tho bunk of tho river u
noW Ut the back steps. s,,d she cavlng continues.
, 1874-06-02

Jndiothl Appointanc ncnt--N10dcl Prison
-.Fc:tchcts' Representative Great

Judloatl Appointancnt--n1od Prison
-"'Fc:tchcts' Representative Great
Scandal.
Special Dlspasch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToaoETo, Ont, Juno 1.-The Globe this morn
Ing, announces tho approaching retirement from
the ministry Of tho Hon lIr. Dorian, Minister Of
Justice, with viow Of taking position on tho
Dench. Tor aonle time 1t has. boon understood
that ho was to bo tondored tho appointment OF
Superior Court Judge, for which position he in
emiuently qualified by long years Of parliament
mud courtesy Of manor, clear and comprehensive
intellect, and conscientious industry and OOH
s!steucy OF conduct.
TILE PROVINCIAL CENTRAL 1n1sox.
erected ut D cuAt Of half million OF
dollars, has nearly ronehed completion,
aud PRISONERS from various points OF
tho Province are being brought
in, about forty having arrived on Saturday. Capt.
is snporntendent, and has, withtn tho past fow
months. visited tho chief prisons Of the United
States, aud will adopt nany Of tho paus in opo-
ation there lts general nlnn agoment will bo
9n basis as nearly perfect as s:al, DO attained.
tho prison labor for term OF years.
= Prof. 0oltlwin Smith and DR.. John Herbert
sangster are cantdatcs for tho position Of ropro-
so',tatlEe Of the common school teachers Of
Ontario in the Council Of Public Instruction
Tho former is Wall-known In tho United Statoy.
The latter Is tho author Of yar,o Canadian
school booEB. and would, doubt! csn. outstrlp
compotiton but for the fact Of tho 0lobs having
exposed his divorce matter. Ho, having a wife
living, n.ar1iod n second vito, 4 divorce having
bcon obtniusd after ono years. reBidcuce In CHI
cago.
GREAT SCANDAL.
Toronto has erea: sensation at present, in
duccd by tile fact that Protestant f:iri nttond-
ing Houlan Catholic convent, reported TO her
cousin thnt she Witnessed aduiterouB communi-
cation between q priost and MN, since which
timo she ia missing. There arc rr1Aors Of d
forciblo search OF the premises being instituted
Quo hundred and sixty nsountod polics leave
horo for Manitoba t1la week. Archbishop Tauha
also leaves for Manitoba to-day.
satisfactory Drntt of Reciprocity
Treaty.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 1.-seaator Brown,
Canadian Commissioner Ut Washington, has
sent partial draft Of the proposod reciprocity
troaty 10 Ottawa, aud the Qoyern1nont approves
Of the general features thereof.
, 1874-06-02

sueeiaL ni.uatch t" 1At CAicupo 1ytaaue.
MAplsoS, Wis.,, June 1.-Tllo wife Of Charles
Fischer. a German. in the town Of Leous, was
killed Saturday, by tho buratiug'o OF tho balance
wheel Of wood saving machine, near which
shc Wss nsanlmg. A large piGco of tho whoel
struck her left lip, shatterng har body in hor"
ribla nEnuer.
, 1874-06-02

HARn1spuna, ra., juno IA slight dre occur
night, tho rn,oke fiiliug the main building. THO
inmateA becoming greatly excited aud broke the
windows. The doors woro thrown open and 400
patients rushed ont, twelve Of whom escaped
from tho grounds, aud six Of theBo are still ut
large,
, 1874-06-02

hoon mentioning. a1torially, for Romo ttmo tho
iinproprioLy Of allowing tto Government tho
froo eo Of t!tia propnrty, md, with certain otl-
zunB, have tolnalidcd NIL fnvehtigntlon M to tho
authority Of tllo Nollorat Government to tnke
roBaoaaion Of those rooms as d puut.orlce FREQ
of rent,
, 1874-06-02

Special Dispatch to 1'ht Chicago Tribune,
HnHLsDALr, Mich, juno 1.-The d,7oiiing-
house Of y: Wright, With a!l it's contentn, nitu-
atroycd by fire Saturday night. It was 4 lart,s,
two-story framo building. 1ncendiarism was ths
oAugo.
, 1874-06-02

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Juno l.-Y1o dun Of tho
Colchester Wheel -Woriss, IN Colchester, broke
away yesterday morning, carrying with it a
building ,,eed as EpoSc-in1l and two brfdgey.
,One hundred foot OF the most substantial part
.qf the dam wore carried OF.
, 1874-06-02

NEW ORLEANS, Juno 1.-JIn,os Fnl's coffee
houao, ID Royal street, burned today. Jamoa
Anderson Wap burned t. loAlA. Twelve houses
burned on Liberty aud pordido Rtreots. Loas
$40, 900.
-Four housos burned on Royal atrcat, between
Fort mud EDghern atreeta. loss $4,000.
, 1874-06-02

LosnoN, June 1.-The Vicesoy Of India to!e-
graphel that ruin has been general Aorth of tllo
tho iyor havo boon visited with rnin. Fears Of
flrther diAtross aro meusuroily nllayod.
, 1874-06-02
: THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. c., June 1.-For the Upper
Lal:a region and the Northwest, inoroasing
cIoudiucss, local rains In lilo frst-namod din
tricz, eaaterly or souteriy winds, slght rise OF
temperature, and falling barometer.
LOCAL O1SERVATIOsGH.
CHICAGO Juno /. 1874.
, 1874-06-02

A Ship Lost with Sercaaty-foar Ltrcs.
MELBOURNE, May M.-The ship british ADJ
On Kings Island, iu 3aeA Strait nnd became
total week. She ha1 on board forty-tlgo passou-
eora md O crow OF thirty-eight persons, nll Of
whom worc Lost except four passengers and five
6aamnn.
, 1874-06-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoEn,. June 1.--Arriyed, steamships
Liverpool. Also arrived, steamer Grooco from
Liverpool.
Mos1LLE juno 1.-steamship Pruasisn, from
Quebec, h8B arrived.
, 1874-06-02

NEW YonK. Juno 1.-By tho preamble Of d bill
rnn<' III tho House Of Lords, it appears tint tic
Claimants proceedings and pnyablo by tho prcs-
ont Ba1onct, or III tho event of his tlonth during
minority, by Ills family, out Of tho estate, hnyo
amounted already to nearly E02, ,0U0. TheBo aro
exclusive of tho oxunnBea OF tho prosecution for
perjury, Which hayo to bo borne by the country.
lhe London Port nays That all unfortunate
mistake waH committed ut tho civic reception IN
honor Of the Czar, which led to somewhat pain-
ful results. Wl.on tho Corps Diplometiquo
sought their appointed pIacea ut the bnuquct in
tho Council Chamber, the Ministers rlonpotcn-
tiary wero informed that thoy had no right to bo
Ill that chamber, and, OIL demonstrating, Honso
intemporato otllcinls Threatened Them oven with
expulsion. In consequence tho representatives
OF several important uatiouB quilted the bas,-
quot, md. although explanations wore offered
while they wero waiting for their carriages, they
fo!t too much hurt to return to tho scene whore
they had niet with such unfortunate humiliation.
Sumo othor placeB wer0 vacated by Tho
English court lunctiona1ics. aud tlis olvility
alono Eaved tho banquet from being abandoned
by tho Ministers cn r,aBse.
LONDON, juno 1.-In tho House OF Commons,
this evening, Sir II. Wolff moved tl1at the salary
Of tho BRITISH minister at Washington be" re-
duccd $4,000. Tie motion was rejected by a
voto Of 81 to 2.
LONDON, Juno $3.50 q. n.--Tho debate in
salarv Of tho British Minister ut Washington was
unusually interesting: l. nroao from tho TACT
snas tne appsova! o. sae houao WaB required to
81 l.c1csae w ~ saa1y PROPOSED ~ tlo uovefn
~. HUE. 1m a.. nusa InoYeu shae sho nmotime @
9no Wy ioeuiuaeiacA oe teduced IVY.
~ nald ~ ~, opnoseu tne increase: p9canso sr
Lun"la "a, 4AolatuHH 1Isluoaeo az naahtiigton
nau peuh siSnal!aeo ~ u setles OF u!piomntio
aasns!sia. ,s unu neefso !AlSrlcaus "oulu regard
,,roso.,t nrou eart ~ nAlI w. tne
pae1Sts 5ose.,!t .. y. un "pplopntion "nIen
tnv Into Wn,,. aa'tsaet! t upon sno neRosia-
'o1s VI 1s,. s,aS "uaI,.1ssGn Gs sleasy. H.
D,,a,.o,,t a. no' te, t,t u tne fosel;n
nopar'Hen'' tlps' a.; ssa'su tnas no plnino coa1a
H. nst"cn ao ~ OF roo,iI Eawara w r. anotMton ine
,o 1ta s,et,a o.,a ~ H. ~ WIN
~ ueu osoe, ~ niu no ssaseu .nas tue 1easnn
10, noa, y ',; .Me nlla5y waa hsnpy 9seaaae tno
~. ~ tlao tnutosseu.
,rrtnor i,Soc;o,. ,saa U ,aia H. "ol noton' no
W;1I;s o" Gnas rnn',oa maS "no,,or o,.,, ~,
,;.tn.,n ~ M ,staa npeal iol ~.
;,naa ,t;,n. ~ s nI so n,;.t Soso
a. t a ta mno1o uoastsuo ~ eunaso't
IT,! ~ ~ 1uo 'ns ILL., .ns p1aeee4s o1
s aso lcas @'e peen AaFeol' oe'oseo TO ona1l-
'ao'o o'''''' r0.r,,d c,,,, sr.,,o,,
, 1874-06-02

BEWARE 0F INFECTED CIGARS,

Botuk that ,uost Cigar manufacturers. in thos
0oea Ia produces cheap goods, soMta9 tcr Tobacco
Into bs aie into Cigars, dean,
it intoeGB and h1t Vt smokers to call nanttou 70
the unrolabty Of such goods well to tho danxor Of
uslrg tile,n.
rhuss Cigars made II Email roon,s, whore tho wos.
mon 1.-Two with tlsr tasas.-whsre taep cook, pat and
steo. and Ito tt,s stckbed All uf MATERIAL not
tobacou, necessarily ndx Its nay inxido Of tho wrsp-
lass. md It IL woll known tint Tobacco will absorh
than eshoe ptoduat, tho ingredients Ut tho
rounding atmosphere, and thnt contagious dssASss
have doa5ttasg hssa spread By tho of Clxass 90
nado.
Fi,stclsss workmen will only work IN regular Faoto-
rlc4 and uny such csnuot find employment thero
0nKngs1 In tho nlAuucr 4huvo doAcshel.
Our Cigars MAn4Jaesmftd n our large vel! lighted
and rsmt'ase*i u"l At all times e'ta" faetory.
fair comparison botween xoaus anl tloso abnso
dososlhed will satiay dealers and Of thu
perosity Of mods OF manufacture; 4, while our
prices arc uw, tho that thels
health will not 10 endangered by tho of Cigars.
ID. I4iIfSCH ~ CO.,
I'll Water-st., New York.
, 1874-06-02

THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Srtaai nsntteh 10 Thf Chicago Tribune.
DETnoIT, Mloh., Juno 1.-Qnlto largo mum.
hnr Of prominent phyaiclanh Are aiready hota to
Atteua ths maetina ei ths Anaoxi0pn Medical
, 1874-06-02

OTTAWA, Ont, June 1.-Scaator Brown,
Canadian Commissioner 1t Washington, has
sent partial draft Of the proposod reciprocity
troaty 10 Ottawa, aud the Goyernnont approves
Of the general features thereof.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-27

During Mr. Johnson'a a.ia.i,.:sss1s-
ton an act OF Congress was passed 10
c'il every new Congress together or
the t,h Of March THIS acs was con
t1Ho4 after President Grant came IN
an 2at:i after the meeting Of The
Ior'y-second Congress, il 1871. Il
was then repealed, and the Forty
lo'I.4 Congress, elected chiefly L, I
week, @a4,.ot meet until The first Mon
day II December, 1879, unless called
II extra session by President Grant,
which is not likely.
The correspondents OF the new YoYl1
HerotI have been Interviewing the
IeaoAng business men Of tie civ n
of@ec 10 learn their views IS 70 the
etlec: OF tie recent Democratic r,.cso-
res upon the trade ol the c~,,-,s-,,-
WIT. @--aa.ar ur-n.raity t:scv azre@,1
III tie opinion tha4 tie immediate,
direct effect would be r.yrr.7 =
'rss'a as the rasul. or H.. 5........a
confidence hctwee4 the ,.a.r... q. .,.c
lately cstrarged sections. Indeed .
better feeling IS alrsady 1aauires5 IN
Almost every department o2 business.
AID thoughtful men agree il the or;a.
ION that the triumph of the Democracy
IS the precursor o. an era Of marked
prosperity md gooI feeling.