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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22
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-AS is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and filed in the Regis
ter's Once, at EbensbU Cg,aud will be presented
70 t9e orPnans CoGrt OF Camorla county, Tor
the 81 day Of June a. n. 1874, TO wit:
mluIstratOr Of Peter Rsger, late of Jackson
.. The nrst and fnaI account of Henry c,
Kirkpatrick, administrator OF Jacob W. STUDY,
late q Carroll township, deceased.
s. The account Of Bridget Eager, sdninistra-
triT of Veronica Reilly, late of Washington
township. deceased.
!. The frst and final account OF Evan E
Evans guardian of Marshall W, Annie E, Sew
ard w Dayton. Margaret and Hugh J. ST.
Jones. minor children of Hugh Jones, late of
Cambria township. deceased.
5. The final account Of Philip Schettig. guar
dian OF Joseph A. Cat barine and Philip J. Yah
ner, minor children of Michael Yahner, decd.
CHER. administrative OF Francis Gallagher, late
of Nillvilla borough. deceased.
:. The account OF PeteI ii. GarVey, guardian
Of Mary A Mechan, minor child of Robert
Mechan, late OF MillyiMe borough deceased.
5. The account OF D. NcI.aughun, admins
traitor of Rev. Peter Brown, late Of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
g. TIE account Of John P. Linton, guardian
OF George W. Kate X. James NJ, Henry T.,
William J. and Charles (. Walters minor chill
dren of Henry Walters, late Of JOhnstovn bor-
/ Ough. deceased.
] 10. The tirst account of F. Y. Haid, executor
. of Joseph LentZ, late of Allegheny township,
/ II. The third account of Stephen sutzman,
: administrator of Lewis CObaugh, late of Johns
/ town borough. deceased
( p. The first and partial account of Susan
. Connolly date Susan Riley, aSminiStratrlN OF
/ william Riley. late of Prospect borough, dec d.
/ Is. The second and final account OF William
! KitteH, administrator OF Hugh Jones, late OF
Z Cambria township, deceased. ~
Il The second and tiral account Of F. Mills
. and ReeS 5. Lloyd. admi inistTatOTs of Stephen
* The fourth scc0rnT Of WrS' Fl SecbIeT.
. administTa atOr OF James ST. RiffoIl. late of Sum
---e JAMES n. SINGER. Register.
Registers once, Ebensburg, Pa, May i, 1874.
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NOTICE.-Letters
s elementary have been granted 70 me
~ tate OF EDWARD GLASS. Esq, late Of Ed
es vs oorough, deceased. Those owing SAID es-
~. please make payment, and those having
"a -a4.nst the same are requested 10 present
'F-'per!y proven, for settlement.
h.-.. r. !. JOHNSTON, Executor.
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Y. Il. PLANK, III. D., respectfully
-,.,, oler5 his professional services to the
/, II VI VI Ehensburg and vicinity. once ad.
z 'J"4ence and Immediately in the rear OF
sass :. Llcyd's drug store. Night calls can
Frss,' Lne residence Of Mrs. Bum, on CraW-
WV EoensbUrg Lt-24.-tfl
, 1874-06-04
SUICIDE.

NASHVILLE, Tepn., juno 9.-Loyal @. Inger-
aoll, Of ashton, ILL.,, auicilol by taking morphine
at tho Koaallth lIouHo, in this city, last night.
1Io wau not discovered until this afternoon. He
wroto and loft worry yoluminous, nfrcotionate
lctter,. Addressed to bis vito, Mrs. Eliza J.. In
geraol. in which Ito deplores the fatal stop, givos
inp!ores her foggivenosa, saying: "Thia is
my LAST writing, and 1t ia now about 0 o'clock
p. IN. I foel tho e1oota Ut my drug, 80 will
oloao. Goodbye to ALL" 1u a postscript he
says: II believe my mind il wrong, for my
intention has not boon to do anything With my
sell, and I could not heip It,"
Metxa Edwards, who resided on North Spruce
Htreot, near tho Catholic Church. South Naall-
yillo, committed suicide yesterday morning,
about O'Clock, by shooting limaelf through tue
untlor q it Of temporary iuss,,ity. ua,,uoa By
soyero nervous prostratlon. uo loayea bohnd
him to lnotrn Lis loss q wife ana Two cl.ildrar,
four daughters Aal QUO NON. lIo wan about 55
yoara Of uga. lIo haa relatives xosldlng III Now
York and Illinois,
, 1874-06-04
TElEGRApHIC BREVITiE3.

aoy. Devevidge was to have loft Springfield
Inst night to attend the Old sottors' Reunion ut
Elgin, Iii.
a San Francisco dispatch says: "ClaAin
& Woodruff start East In few days. They
failod to tako tl>ia city by storm Or croate any
marked EcnRation."
j. Helm, tho owner Of tho celebrated trot-
ting.horso Sam purdy, dropped aeud Inst night
on Tho Vallejo boat. nenr Sun francisco. Ho vas
intending to take Pnrdy East soon.
During tho mouth Of May just cosod, the
Interuul Reyonuo collections in this Fifth Dis
trict OF Illinois amounted to e917, 1896.
Tho Council Of Nichmond, Ind, night before
last, accepted tho new FRO alarm Telegraph,
equipped with tho boz recently invented by L.
bill for tho encouragement OF now manufacturers,
oxenlpting them from taxation for five yenrB.
On the return to Milwaukee OF tho counsel
for Gen. Hincks yesterday, ho potittoncl Judge
Mann. of the County Court and obtained f. writ
Of hnbeas corpus in tho case Of O'Connor. Tho
writ will bo served this morning.
, 1874-06-04

owners to look ont for them, as tho ring Is liabla
to gnhblo hel, triilcH and tuke tllom llonlr.
-Tlloro IL tatiery III Chnttooga County,
dn., ut or ioar which five mol hnvo boon MIR
dorod sinco II was eatahIiBlod. Tho last ono wag
committed On Friday, whom Bon Hughes nur-
dorod Joaso Corn, h}B father-in-l in-law.-Sucauna
Ne,es.
Tho two Decoration Days Of this yoar, North
and South, hayo aoryod TO atow how surely fl1o
bittornoea Of tho war III dying out. 1t is proba-
bio TINT BY another yoar ,tllore will DO bit QUO
memorial day for Tho Eeopla Of both Boctiotls aud
the tead Of both nrtnins.- Cleveland Leader.
-Wo sl,all have ts catcl 1t protty aooll. Anna
DIoklnBou's bo.'t ls nearly roady, mud NO aro M
Burcd TINT wllo.. It does como "tho average
American ni,Iu badly shown up" Anna haa
to keep tho ntlrn going through tho nnmmer
whiie aao il r,.s,nt. l,er face.-Detroit Tribune,
-I'llo Icy. Df. Patterson, Of san francisco,
vantB tho United stntoB Government to tako tho
entire liquor buainoss Of tho country into its own
hands, pAytug salaries to tho koopors Of It's dram
ahopa and Holling ps,ro liquors at 8 eonta drink,
or theroaboutH. Un1ess George ". Ohilda nlay
be ntnndlng in tho way with proposition to buy
a,l the liquor IN tho country md giyo It awny'
od.-L0ntsyiNe er-Jo,srmdi.
, 1874-06-04
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.
Prca1de1t DrtUlls4 Annual 1kGport-A
Dividend Doclttrcl.

Pfcaldent Ort0l1s* Annual 4kGport-A
Dividend Declurcd.
New York, juno 3.-ProBident Orton to-day
submitted the following report to tho Directors
Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company,
which was accepted and adopted, together with
tho annexed resolutions:
TO the pSrcctors;'
Tic net profits Of tho Company for tho o!ght years
commencing july !, 1866. and ending juno 80, 1Si4,-
aos sd for Tag d1 % Y ons Of June 5eing
trbAted in dividends to stockholders e4 s57 7a9o dis
haraed for Interest on IT. tho companys bonds s. e3o,-
s.uctlon OF nav linca and tls erection Of additional
lies 'lessed lo y; Western Union, subject to
all annnsl rontal, s7oo. :9o.95: Western Union
fSa ss :s9. 3s1 shsa Son,y asd D.9ss 9aa
Isl shares, t90 55G42; Pacific Atnntio Telegraph
Telegraph siock, sl.aos :iouoo; wssssrn Eiectrio
Man,tsetring co9lany* stoeA too shares sso oo9
ss; western Wno bu!dns n1osdwsy ss; md Dey
EXCLUSIVE q broadway and pey atreot property 32s
not cancplcd s7,6o0, sa,7so fraction Of share old
scao2. Leaving balance Of nes proaty sl,dps, ,aiGs9
represented ns tollows Cash on hand u,d duo from
y Se asw s Sans Gsn ps os %
poss and o.1st supplies tsn
9 tnatan about $40 ooo being tho not profit Of April
@ ys fh sn 'S ssoo tho an net es S Ct
the ta',.e three months 1aat year. ls71 ln-
SX ., sn s W. f e aa d II s s ~ ~ x Ge
1878, atd Of the universal depression in Linda Of
business which followed tie commercial panic Of
occns to furnish grounds for tho bcl!ot that III tho
general business Of tho country improves tLe receipts
, 1874-06-04

Speeias D.aDatch 10 7ht Chicago 1r,tu'lf.
NEW Your, june s.-l'aschal Grousaot md NJ.
Jourdc, tho Communist lenders WHO escaped
from tile penal colony Of Now Caledonia, with
Hocholort and paino. arrived hera on Tuesday
evening by way Of tho New York Central Rail
road. They were mot by some Of tho rofuseeg
de In Commune, and escorted to Eweoney'a Hotel,
wllero they passed the. night. They did not
leayo thoir room III the hotol until late hour
tlis afternoon, whom they called on N. pello-
Thcncc they were taken to tho Commercial Dim
ng-Roo1ns, on Wooster stroot. where they wero
given private banquet by II. Durin, Prosdent
OF tho Union Ropilblicaino. It is Understood
that thoy Intend smiling for England uoxt eatur-
day,
, 1874-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
ER1E'e CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION.

ERTE'e CHANCE OF ADMINISTRATION,
t9Eteial Dfspafch to 4ae CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW YonK Jn!16 3.-The announcement this
morning Ut tho change In Erio'a administration
wns gront surprise to many inancierY mud rntl-
road Mc1l 1t III believed tint tho affatrH Of Eric
nro approaching crisis, whether for good or
owl. s. L, H. BARLOW ridioules tho ftlon that
President Watson's coming roafgnntlon is causol
by tho uccl,sntiona OF o1-Au(ltor Dunan, or auy
tisngrooment with his colleagueB. uo Hnys It is
n nlattor Of hon1th with N1r. Watson. Mr.. Barlow
thinkB Hugh J. Iewott fit man to succeed Wat
son In tho Presidency.
1ERo1sM REWARDED.
Tho following letter has boen sent by prest-
Quincy Road, to tho onginoor who snyoa Tho
ongino, On tho nod-Onl Branch last wuok:
CHICAGO, a1ay 80, 1874.
J. Erans, Es1 Loeonotiue Engineer, Red Oak, H.. /:
MY DEAN Sin: ntr moro than gratthc1 ut your
timely md lcrou act in anrng tho l10 child thu
truck ~ front of your engine thu 21th Inst Thu
man whuBe generous heart aNd nobo 1.npulsca lend
him thus 10 rink his own 1fo fur snothors well Gc-
and this Company, but Of tile nobIo and good every
whoro. I regret to carn tlat you woro injured Yo,
will mt incur further danger by Attempting to wnr
until fully restored. and III The meantime your pay Will
DO continued md will thank you to so,d NIL billa
for molcal services and other expenses incurred OH
necount Of ts injury, to tho proper officers Of tia
Company for payment. Yours ainccrely,-
JAafEs Il. WALrE1t,
prosidont o. u. 4 Q. Il. r.
NAnnow-uAuaE PROJECT.
MONTREAL, Juno 1.-Tho Grand Trunk Reil.
road autl,oritios havo decided to change thcit
limo to narrow-gaugo oaat OF Montreal In Sop.
tombor.
, 1874-06-04

Tho Question of Mixed ClaRAo4 i'll
SGAOOln-tEIko City Debt.

Tho Question OF Mixed Clauses i'll
Sch0ola-'El.o City Debt.
New YORK, Juno "a oommttee of tho
Board Of Education of Brooklyn, to whom was
referred tho report OF Supt. Fioldu, in regurd to
tho evils nrising from mixed ctasses, have
reported that they investigated tho matter
thoroughly, nn' took tho Testimony of tho
principals and teachers IN nearly oil tie schools
Of tho city. They did not think it proper to cay
what hal been testified. but atated that they
wero willing to lay. tho original report Of tho
Superintendent before that body, recommending
its adoption, aoftoucl III tono mud oharactoriziug
tho nyatom, instead Of ''grozsly immoral" aS
"pyegnaut with danger" Tho Cou,uttoo
recommend that the Board should order
tho dlscoutinuanco OF the oo-oducatiou OF
the soxog, and except in a fow caBos, whoro tho
Board might esteem it wise md safe to grant q
special per.nit. Tho report was adopted, and
tho mixed c!asacs, as at present nstituted In
tho public achools will thug bo changed.
During May the funded dobt Of tho City Of
New York. nceording to the agomptrollor's re-
port increased ae9t BOY ons 81 so 6ooooo making IN In
threo-quastora Of tic 'rofortn" government.
, 1874-06-04
Another Great Day in tho
French Assembly.
Lc(lru Rollin Delivers a Remark
able Republican Speech.
Failure, Of the Attempt to Unite tho
Left and Right Centres.
Official Denial Of tho HO-
henzoIlcrn Candldature:
FRANCE.

PARIS. Juno Blu tho Assembly, to-day, tho
lohnte gu tho Electoral bill waa continued. Al.
Lodru Roilin matlo tho principal apooch Of tho
sitting. Ho denied that tho Assembly lad tho
right to alter tho franchise. Tho proaont syH-
tom Of gcnoral election should not he touched,
nor should any other bo substituted thorefor.
Tho plobisoltnm which Hotno invoked was par-
roly Of universal suffrage.
At this point thero woto loud protests from
tho Donanartiat boncleB, nud choorH from tie
Loft, Tho noiao mud confusion wan 40 great
that tho speaker could not DO loard for aomo
minutes. When tho oxctomeut Ind HubBidol,
llo resumed. Alludng to the, faiuro Of tue
majority to restore tho monarchy. or oyon form
u government, l,o declared that tho Assembly,
bolng powerioss toconsttuto It. monarchy, should
maintain tho 1sopuhlio. which lad novor bccsi
seriously tried, and Ec concluded by urging tho
speedy dissolution Of tho Chamber.
Ex-PrcBident Thiors to-day received deputa-
tton of Frouch'uen from Por1l, aud, In rop!y to
thoir addrosa, said ho believed in tho maIn-
touaneo OF ponco, which was In accordance with
tho wislleA Of Europe.
LONDON, Juno 1850 q. rn.-,-Tho.. Times aays tho
attempt nt an alliance botweon tho Contros OF
tho Fronch Assembly will probably lail. Tho
Hight object to the recognition Of tho Iepnblio,
Which tho Left Contra considers Indispensable.
, 1874-06-04
MATRIMONIAL.
EHFf UVVEtVaVlFTFES
,Hkridt nI4nHtrh t1 1tit EHicufIo I1riGune.

SFfc2aI DlspNtth 10 TIE CH3e0V0 1'r}JNne.
New YonK, Juno 3.-Tlo ltoy. Morgan Dix,
D. D., Hector uf Trinity Church, a,la hon of
Gov. Dix, was married. to-dny to Miss Emily
Soutter, daughter OF the l4te James Z. soutter.
Tho ri. 1lov. Horatio Potter, Bishop Of the
Diocese, performed the coromony ut tho resi-
t1once ot tho BRIDES mother, No. 22 Eaat
only relatives and intimate friends being prca-
ent. Tito marriage has attracted much atten-
tion owing to tho faot that DR.. Dixu ascoticlsn,
las bea1 markol. aud tho runlor haB boon that
ho favored cclibacy iu tho priesthood, I1o ID a
very High Ohurclman, anstere nnd dignlaod, and
koeps tho festivals ard foasts OF the Church
rigidly.
, 1874-06-04
The RECIPROCITY TREATY,

WAsn1Norox. u. O.. June 3.-A com,ntttoo Of
tho Now York produco Exchange had, to-day u
very satisfactory intoryiow wit. the President
and Secretary OF stato with regard to tho pro-
nosod reciprocity toa.y WITH oaaala: They be-
tho Senate iu d fow dAyH.
OTTAWA, Ont, June Sat tho meeting of tito
priyy Council laht oyoning, ut which Hill Excel
lonoy tho dovolnor-G -Genoral waB proHont, 4 akclo-
ton treaty WAS diHcuBsed and d fill report OF
Senator Browns negotiations plnool heforo tho
Ministers. Tho Canadian Commissioner will ro-
turn TO Washington shortly aud ol,1eayor to OBJ
tain amolinration OF certain proposed torma
from tho Washington autilosltioA,
, 1874-06-04
COLLEGE EXERCISES,

Special Diapatch to The CAfcdao 1ri6unt
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 9.-Tho anniversary
exerciyeH OF the Jacksonville female Academy,
tho prominent Presbyterian institution hero,
occurrod tonight at tho First Presbyterian
Church, which was deusoly crowded. Twoa!y
young ladies graduated
THO alumni Of tho Illinois College mot this
eycning md l1stonad to an grafton by tho Hon.
". II. Springer, Of Springfield, aud . peom by
Mr.. Edgar. Of tho Joraoyyille Republican, boil,
excellent efforts and highly app!audod. This
evening tho PHI Atpia Society had their au
nual raunion aud banqot at the Dunlap House
Tomorrow tho Commencement exercises OF tue
IlliuoiH College aud tho Illinois Fomale College
{Mothodist) tuko place.
, 1874-06-04
TEE MEDICAL PROFESSION,
Proceedings OF tho Am Mcricnn Medical
AHN0Elskfiul1.

Proceedings OF tho American Medical
Association.
Special Dispufeh 70 IIe Chicaao Tribune
DETno1T, Mich, Juno 3.-Findtng the Detroit
Theatre too small for ope1ations, tho American
Medical Association to-day took possession Of
the Opera House. The Constitution WAS apond-
od 80 as to require that dolcgatos shall receive
their appointments from State societies and
county aud dstrict sociotieB recognized by State
societios, from tho army and navy, tho num-
bor Of delegates not to exceed ono in ten Of tho
resident physicians who have signed tho Code OF
Ethics of this Association.
4 resolution was adopted That President Jones,
OF Washington. bo tho Chairman of committee
Of ono from each State and Territory to petition
Congross, to mako tho rank OF medical officers OF
the army fully equal to TINT OF tho otLor staff
corps, or the medical corps Of tho navy. Preai-
don't Tonor Id to appoint tho Committee, which
will have powor to I'LL vncauces.
DR.. Gross, Of Philadelphia, road paper On
Surgery. DR.. Davis, Of Chicago, road a papor on
medicine and ono on othics. The Surgeon
Geuoral OF tho Unitod States Army sent T. com-
n,111,ieation for tho library, which now numbers
G5,000 treatiseH.
Dr. Davia' paper on othtcs was most fayorabIy
received, as it advocated changes i'll tho codo
and none were mado. Ho subsequently, read MI
that, in that department and practical medicine,
thoro had been no progress during tho last year,
whilo in physiology interesting progrosa had
Of F. rea
aud able paper on Byphiia, taking ground
III favor Of the sanitary regulation Of prostitution
by laH.
IN THE SECTIONS
large amount OF valuable matter waa brought
forward In the first Fecton, three papers woro
renI one on tho medical Iotnny Of West Vir-
, 1874-06-04
FIRES.


FT6M Ht ETC UISbH1cHt VIHe 2.
4 fire commenced about 3 o'clock this aftor-
moon near the old Courtright warehouse, bnrtl-
livory-atable, aud all tho wooden building back
Of tho Courtrigllt Il Kric1 brick buildings. thor,
across Contro street, taking all tho buildings
south Of Centre nrd west Of Main asroot to tic
next oross.street stopping At the widow Chdrles
tlvo buildings near tho cantro of tho town, ron
1crng about twenty families homeless. Tho
losaca will foot up about sion, Gao. There Is somo
insurance in tho Crawford County Mutual, Etn.,
Hartford, 'Farmors' Of Now York, and some
othcr8.
, 1874-06-04

tgpseial Dtspateh to 1'hs clieaao Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, juno "a live Noform club
OF workingmen and others was organized hero In
Turner Hill this evening, with ox-Alayor Dick-
erson for President. The club has taken tho
tho Noformors Of Michigan, aud invite tho
corporation Of al who nro In favor OF
mo1o equal logislntion and thorough economy
md reform In tho Federal md Stato aovorn-
mcnts. They will aoud dologatoa to the
Urbana tomorrow, aud also to tho Springfield
Convention juno 10. THOR platform contains
fourteen plnnks, aud ovory ono Of thon moana
bu8lucas,
, 1874-06-04


D1s. solIENUk's rULatON10 SYRUP. SEA.WEED
Tonlt, and Mandrake plls.-Thaso medicines hayo Tin.
doubtodly performed moto ouros Of Consumption thau
any othor rornody known To tho American public. T4ey
aro compounded Of vegetable Ingredients, and contain
nothing which 10 njurlous tho humnn
Othor romodoa Advertised Is ouros for Consumption
probably contain opu which Is somowl,at dangerous
drug s AMI II takon fsooy by oonsunptvs pa-
tionts 1t must do great Injury; for Its tendency Ia to oo-
ano tho morbid nattoE IN tho aSsen, which OF COURSES
must mako impossible. schonok's pul,nono Syr-
up warranted not to contain particle of opium. It IN
composed Of powerful but harmless orbs which act On
tho lungs vsg stomach and blood and thus correct all
morbid oczotlous aud o1po ali tho disossod matter from
tho body Thoso tho ou,5 by whol Consump'
tion 10 curod and chonca pulmou[o syeup Eoa.
Woed Tonic and Mandrake Pills nso tho only medicines
Which operate In this way It IL Obvious they aro tue oy
9ouuno for Pulmonary Consumption. Each hotslo
Of this invaluable medicine Ia accompanied by full droc-
ona. DE-. ohenck professionally at Ills principal Of.
oo, Sixth and Arch aroots, Philadelphia overy
Monday. x!ess all !sosa!o. sdzee must e aase.sea
DRESS GOODS.
, 1874-06-04

THE UN1VEN8AL1STS. .
ONO BTATE si1N1srEnrAL ASSOCIATION.
CLEVELAND. O., June 8.-Tho annual mootlng
Of tho Univcraalist Ministerial Association OF
Ohio commenced in this city to-day. A largo
number Of prominent Univorsalst olorgymon
were present. Tho mootlng waB called to order
by tho ltov. Alr. Moore. Tile Roy. N. A. Saxton
was appointed Clerk.
Aftor tile appointment Of tho usual commit
toes, pnpor OH " How Shall Wo Treat Skoptf-
clam "was road By George u. Woayor, Of Akron,
which was wcl received.
mcmbera to tho denomination throughout tho
Stato. The Convention will continue sovoral
days. Tomorrow tho nnnual SERMON wlll bo Do
lYerod by tho llev. j. G. Adams, Of Cincinnati.
, 1874-06-04

DoBToS, &lNNa., juno 8.-IhD annual moeting
Of thu Now NMglana prosa Association waa hold
this foreuoon Alr, Davidson. Of tho Providence
Journal. presiding. Tho following olicers were
elootoa for tho olluuing. year. preu!lont,, J. Il.
nawoiy; Treasurer aud Boerotary II. n. lhilsifor.
Executive CoInmittoa. 8. N. 6tookW9ll, 6Alnuol
DoNlsa, a11a Hoisud Wurthluston.
, 1874-06-04
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
Judgment Against Po1icy.nuoiuers-
Hfandarnlls Applied for.

1udRmcnt NElfNEt F01fCF.1udIu0f3-
HItlntanNs Applied for.
Special Dispatct to The Chicdao Tribune.
SpntsuFIELp. ILL.,, Juno 9.-About LOO moro
defaults wero takon to-day in tho United States
District Court against the policy-holdors Of tho
WinuoBheik Insurance Company.
?. ". Harts, a bookseller aud statiouor, OF
this city, who ondcavo1ed unBlcceBBlully to get
his claim Of $4,000 for stationery furnished to
Secretary Of Stato Rummel during his adn1ins-
trntion allowed by tho Legislature Inst winter,
has applied to tho Supreme Court for manda-
mus to compel the Auditor to Issue bis warrant
on the Treasurer for tho amount. The argu-
mont by his counsel in support of tho motion
for tho writ and of tho Attornoy-G -Genoral
aga!nst, wore submitted to tho Court yesterday.
Az tho Court awarded d writ in the caso Of Chat-
to this, 1t is thought that 1t will grant the writ in
this Case.
, 1874-06-04
RETIRED ERCX OFFICE.

Spsolat DispotcA 70 Tho ChicaQo Tribune.
MADISON, Viz, juno U.-It Ia repurted on
good authority that Con. 4. Cadwalador; Print
lug Clerk in tho Secretary Vt Btato'B o!fice, and
A. 3. Alden, Insurance O!ork In tho Ban,e ol,lco,
Intond handing in their reugnations tomorrow.
THO former will rotllrn to tic editorial staff Of
tho Milwaukee Nesus. Both gontlomon are Gull
nontly fitted for tho positions thoy layo ocesl-
pied, aud much rograt'is Expressed by tho Btatc
oiiicara ct tAoie retirement.
, 1874-06-04
RAILROAD NEWS,


meeting of tho stockholders Of tho Flint h roro
Marquette Hallway, held In this city to-day, tho
following Directors woro e!octed for tho ensuing
year. Samuel Farwellt Utica, N. T.; j. D. Wnid,
Detroit J. T. prptntss, C'icsgo; Jouse lloyt,
y; ". W. Craro, Now bedford, MINIS; II. @.
Potter, q. ". Lodllo, ". L. Wobber, East Bagl-
utW.
, 1874-06-04

BERLIN. Juno 3.-Tho Czar will meet the En-
poror Of Germany about tho middle Of Juno al
Ems.
somi-offioial denial is givon to tho reports
TINT the candidaturo Of tho IIohou2ol1o1u Prince
for tho crown Of Spain ia to bo revived.
, 1874-06-04

Special U!suNtoI4to to Tie Chfcaao 1fttu,e
APPLETON, Via, Juno 3.-Alosoa Kuhn d Co.,
general merchants, Of thin city. nro reported to
Lave suspended pay,nont. rhoy have boon DO
u had turn, Their liabilities ars reported at
$4,000, while thoir ao.unl available assota ars
uaiti to bo only about $4,000. Proceedings III
bankruptcy Aayo boon commenced.
, 1874-06-04

Ono OF Bf0o1<hs Nnrtt8tlN4 AFEOHfCd
for Trcuno11.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June &C.. II. Ricc,
President Of tho Board Of Supervisors, and
George ". psogmoro, Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson
County, who woro engaged III tho late troubles
on tho side OF Droo!ts, were arrested In this city
yesterday on charge Of treaBon, on q warrant
issued by civil magistrate Of Pine Bluff.
Soon after being arrested tho parties woro
brought before Chancellor Warrick on writ Of
haboas corpus. Tho hearing Of tho writ was
postponed until tomorrow.
, 1874-06-04

,nttoo on Temperance submitted report With
r6solntionB atthole.l, recommending tho nRo Of
nnformontcd wine In celebrating tho Lords Sup
por, that totnl abatnonoo bo rotuIrod from ap-
p!toanta to tho church, and urging corporation
III tho temperance movement. AL but tho lattor
wcro tabled.
Tho Synod ndIourned to meet noxt May in
CoulterayiIlo. Ill.