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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-04
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby eiyfn. that tho unaegssped
Pleas Of cirbon County. Pa, 40 dlstribute tho
funds In O0urt. arising from shefifs sale OF the
real estate of Oh 'rles Raldensplei. viii aliend
the 2lat day. Of DtGEMBER, 1876 % 70 o'clock
"a. NJ, at lhls Once hrst door shove the First
National Bank. hauch Chunk. Pes when aAd
- :, r : MEEffAN, AndltOr
, 1875-06-05


PoTrsy1LLE, ra., June ALL the co1liories
which Hero compelled to suspend work by the
raiders resumed wnrk this morning. Citizens
think It will bo necessary 4 to retain tho troops
for several days to inauro continuance OF the
work.
There was An alarm. occasioncd by firing, In
the nprer end OF Mahonoy Gitv. ss midnight, and
troups weto ordered undor arms. Tho shots
wera firad by mob Of ratdoEs.
At Shenandoah quiet prevails alnes tho sr-
rival Of tho troops.
Excitement continues In tho vicinity OF 81.
Clair. Ono thousand man aud boys kso In lno
aEain this noruing. contug from dlon Carbon,
1tcc'uchcrvillc, aud aliacont towns.
At Vaudeville, tie minors at wotk In DcerinE
l. Co.'s mines -wero driSen f.om th0ir work by
tho asrikerf.
Adj. Gen. Latta arriyod from Philadelphia last
night, aud waa met At tho depot bv :Gcn. Stag
f1icd. who, duting tho night, bad conference.
and this morning thoy wont to Shenandoah, atd
M-honoy City to make tho necessary disposition
Of tho troons.
PorrsstLLE, Pa, Jnne 4.-D!sratchee from
st. CIair report TINT tile rn,tcss would probably
Walt that city to parade.
Five hundred mon assembled at Newcastle,
aud, Rftor stopping tho men ut work at Dom
nfug's, toro out tho largo washing g-machina. It
is reported that two at. Clair soldiers have been
slot ut Shenandoah.
, 1875-06-05
RE I.IGlOUS.

THE REFonMFp CHURCH.
New YonK. Juno 4.-Tho General Synod Of
tho Reformed Church resumed Its sesalon in
Jersey City at noon.
A momorial on tho report Of tho Board Of
Publication WAS announced for action, and Dr..
1oglls spoke On tho .snbjoet. lie said that tue
Board was requested by the Synod TO reduce ex.
pcnditures, and almost requested to discharge
i.a Corresponding Secretary u tho expiration Of
tho yenr. Tho Synod 1efcinded tho resolution
to reduce and sent tho Board on Its way sctoic.
Ing With au encouraging resolution, and tho
Hoard vont on: puring~ tho rast year It had
tuen c'nimed that tho Board had acted in on
position TO tho synod, No ,ntImt ttion,iA heon
m. 10 OF dishonesty, yet the correspondence
on tho subject Ia II least QUO secular paper
charged dishonesty on ore or moro members OF
tho Bond. Dr.. InHstn aafcnbph thn D,hrd
against II! insinuaiionB, and claimed that the
1suagd is doing all It car, llonss'ly. Tho claim
that tho Board did not publish the right books.
d. 1ngl,B emphatioalIY douiad. Tie board
courts inquiry. Tlere arc no pIneB underground.
1t wantB hit to be known, and If fault IL due let
It fall II NOT, than tho Board wanta to stat,d
o!oar before tho synod. Tho Doctor said he waa
satisfied tAat only small minority Of the no-
formed Church nro opnosed to tho Board. Hs
entirely clearod Dr.. LansfUR, Secretary Of tho
Bon.d from all charges that ho maintains htd
position In opposition to tl,e Church.
Tue addl ean WAS nppaaudod. The memorial,
OF which Dr.. In4lfa Rayo m oxplauatlun. was
read and referred to lilo Committee on tublica-
ton.
Adjourned.
, 1875-06-05

Bah1suFIeLp, Mass, Juuo 4.-Tl.e Coroncr's
jury in the llolyote dsastor rendered verdict
this ovoning. Tho jury find that no blauo IL to
be attached tn any person in immediate conucc-
ton with tho fire, but they cannot too strongly
condemn tho almost criminal carelessneaa shown
III tho construction OF rho gal'otles and means
partlua wAo lult aud Buttntna such n aaath.t,ap
to stand sl:oul receive tho uumoah,,red euuauro
Of tho community. The Jury further find TINT
tho dIroct cause OF tho 1ro+ with ita totnblo
tho ,lso OF trimmings Of acos, papor, etc., about
the altar, and 10 tic fact that tho building waA
ahchthod with p,uo nleoting iastoad OF bciug
plasserod- They strongly aor ccatn tho ,lno OF
snch adjournment and uYo Of such tlulsA tn places
Of unbllc rcAorL
, 1875-06-05

KILLED nv LIGHTNING.
6rttfai N,spafeh to Tie Chtcaqo Tr4bHns.
DArEaroET, Ia, juno lon yesterday morn
ing 1T Rod OAK Cedar County, II miles from
this city, son Of Eben Davidson mas struck by
lightning who at work plowtng corn. 1t appears
that when tho storm came up he stepped III
front OF tho tcRm to hold them. The lightning
struck him. ronllng his clothing and tca,lne the
ncsh coustderably. When found Le WAS lying In
front OF tho team dead.
A son ot Mr. Pugl's, who 1lyss about or
miles from tue Ecane OF tho former d,aahtcr,
'>@ Stte,at Dfspaith 70 RE ca,sacn ~ fr.oune.
6rnrSoslELp, ILL.,, Juno 4.-LtglItutns struck
George Donjnu'ins barn. mi1es southeast al
Shlilov, on Tuesday morning At o'clock. killing
ono losao mud shockinF several possous. About
tho Aatuo tino lightning struck u corn crib 40
foot long, tearing out both eudB.
, 1875-06-05
Tuulur Of Twniye fcnrs' Growth Cured by
1kn1&yny'n ,lkesultpnr.
an IMPORTANT LHTTER.

From prmiuent gentleman and so4fdeut OF Clnciuost
u lsF A, p*st futty wa knusH 10 tbs pewppapr
publishers throughout tho uulsud ht4taa.
, HEw Ynuxt Qat- u, IhI1. !.
pn. RApT4TaDEAH s1a: sul induced " ! .suys q
fnx Of ko!af ,aeJiy,no oa a.yseIf ot .ovr yasr*
hsa hasa aasstct mtth sumo tioabo n taa Lsa vi
i3 E?,s ssa6y eH1e' las sta;o, raieh q, ,,s..n'
AZ 1Ad ~A pIpsfa!lc strlc&urn u tha urota ais? IT.
iIs,i'aA'lon of lhn kiooss .ad Malicr, .t i -
oxSr sxcr ehoo saat 1y a*os prs,ent RI
saH: IT, Gs4 t.asa ssas ;ysput7 q soin
a@o ~ ID ot bnan nado b. .o1f
san3de and some fnr naonfhs rad uptlo, To tia
Fh!suephlA hAsEItg HpsNnY J1At al hatlny boe1
ssssto ssss or Shs r.. oss ssa nd
pa,ss. hceolreut !aadY kol!qf, aud iexul.snR Pns-
tnd Gouacuaet taklux han Ii thrz.o iays great
" 5sltltNl, AR1 A0N ttGf ~ well A eaGr.
u ". JAMES. Cincinnati. Q.
, 1875-06-05
FRANCE.
r1f,ftutMS.

A-TSy0tttv thu3AnnH nllGtfn14 FlH.
~, A. .'' :. .,1orio, in.a.v ria,
nea tno sns1ne ~ tasay-,o Aon'o. ao4@s' AN'
Arclblslopo OF Uarls, Archbishop Of Nov Orleans.
aud other distinguished prelates wero present.
rur rrr,1rntEY-nA1IwAY AROUND PARIS.
Dc et,.1 r1,,r, biII, ,rnro d3,,r,hu+ad
fA'is, Aas l''"o u.'e "e.u sS."..,S'.
among the ncmoefs OF Ehe Asaomblv }ehtetoaS'
Tile 0lo proposes to open credit Of 1,b0u,0oo1.
to f]nlsL lie Pavilion lIarsan, pnrk OF tho Palace
~ th,, tr,,,oriou s;,retc1 In liza INN do n,vnlf
" sHo tu''.''o0' a''""soe - 4s..,..
VI" "nlea 20 Nv" ~ e""''o ~ Aese"o'1 esN.'
Tho bill further PROPOSES TINT tho CouEdea
Cornptcs ehall 10 installed in tho wing Of tho
pula.o. rc,chfnp from tlo Pavilion to tbo
ollujstsy Of Finance: Tho o.hor measure
wmv Tn,1nd Tars. startur fro,n the
Stntc,ots Station nf TIM Wrsstern Iiu,lwny
NJ Versai,os, It Would poes througn OF near SaI,;t
1;eurnin.nn.t, ,avn I,,aasy. Arrrntoui1. nusnv'
Noromt.srr., ,i:Tnc. v;,oiIeuuo 1t. Gourccss MD
t,n,ni,a1a Atn4,nne ;P,,a railway would unita tbe
rra;""! t;,as n,runI par;a sni I'm ~ err,nn
~ ti,e n,st, wot,il Ie coniided to eypdicn,o
rersesc,ltiue n tho Northern. Eastero, Orleans
n'e,t snn3cc"Ts aIo hnslfy nnpseod in firavinr
m ~ ELY ,,o NV ous''x H." rom III
rsa 40 a. IN H. n,r er .sr,"i,'stI3,1 nt tLo
i.iso. Tar,siiia .va,, m oo,n,i, "I s,s ,o,
i',o I'll oa.'a n,,,,ioI ~, ta ~, fr''
nu,,s w. a.i " stn to,r A'H'
u,'ss ~ ~ :. ~
+, i.oaa ~, ~. ~" ~ .''.it ..s. ,x,
,, san, ~, " ~ ,s,t,n ~ a.aa ,l,t,s IT, IT,
I,1,Si,a ~ ss;nt out ~ %is .s,a 'mna ~
~ - =. - o t.a, ~ ~ ~ ho
t4t steamer sLt 70 ttoln tAe Meaos.an1A
~ !tyune t v'aous th tGtV't toau 81
l,as 1 sas u , .na % suue1i " a'n.eu'I'ea
t ,,s,rt sai.,iv ~ frd;ap s,, T.n..a o a'' W
auo pUt. T', ya."s - "na yhpaasea eaeI
caaln!ae 19as, "nsioas aiafseillss do1iaefar tx
I;iouro,n,nes nv wc1" ,ctatn,en. in ;stS ~ oai
UNDERSTANDINGS WHY tohtaAo4H"i ~ .ouo' -o,obu
, 1875-06-05
CUBA,


EEHI3fIHE F0I5INEEs 1T 1lAFdtA'
':.AyAxA, Juno 2, via kEF WEST, June 4.-The
Areeuttns transport ruig. with seveuty-two po-
II cHl prisoners arrived hero on Sunday from
11ontesaido. Tho prlsono1u comprised those
who waro Implicated in the Fioros rebellion.
Among thcm ii IL reported arc Two sons Of Foros
ami Beyeral persons who Ind boen banished
from Cuba IN fotmer years as enemies Of Spain.
THO Government refused to permit the pritoners
to !eni, alleging aa tue reason for tAs action tho
iufolmaiity, Of tho shp'a papors, tho puis
Il, realty being a. spanish mer.
chart ba.k, wbich Ind hoen charsered
by tho Argentine Government. Capt.
t}cu. yaimescdn has telegraphoa to Madstd
for Instructions, and tho Puig remains undor tho
guus Of q Spanish iro,,-ciad. Twenty-Five OF the
prisoners wero allowed to embark OIL tho stcatnrr
City Of Mexico, which loft for New io!k to-day.
butne OF tho prisoners are represented to have
hccn men Of woalsh aud position tu tba Argen-
tho neluklc.
, 1875-06-05
JOURNALISTIC.

Ap4etal Nspatch TO The chscaqo Iribnns,
nusuouE, H., Juns 4.-1t Is s.atad on good
authority tonight thst D. A. Mahouey, OF this
city, editor OF tho telegraph, has bscn offered
the edisorshIp Of tha nsw Democratic paper to
be estatlsIod In Chtcsgo. Mr. Mahouey Ia now
90 the ground looking The matter over. lilo Aas
made psopositlan Of the conditions on which
10 viii tail hold OF tho enterprfto-entlro cols-
srol-aud tho managers have Il uudar conallers-
ton,
, 1875-06-05

lotal tdht !ef tcH.
hEr. Inv further slated that In tow days ha
lopo1 to have His skeau1 machinery IN 'tea at Rl
lis vartln and tho, lo l,orc to bid adicn to ail
troubles Witl. lenyora. 1n tho n,ca,lttmo lo la.
not nrglecsod ptccantionH anl, from tho show OF
firearms III his rramises, It NAV vol l'e dtn1!tcd
whotl,"r It would be gos nol;cy to cali OIL him
With lntent so stop tl,e work In his vnrtis.
MEETING OF THE cuAf MEN.
Several OF tho acnvioat cont-dcn1ers In tho city
mot tnHc'hor Yesterday morning and Ind COLI
eultnti0n ou tho situation of affairs. md tho beat
mcans OF rnmedy1ng 1t. Tho meeting Uaa purely
q private uop md those who Tore prcscnt do
clsnet1 10 Atytlgo tho rrooocdnEs hetoro tho
meeting Of The Conl Exchange tAkca place.
whlc|, Mil 10 at 2 O'Clock thH afternoon. Whou
Tho wl,oIo mastor will 10 discussed. Ono do
cle.on arrived at by thoao who attended, tho
meeting wes that tito strikers who laid thein-
solves opon to arrost should inro tho rory
fullest punishment that could he notod ont to
thon,. and In order 10 secure this reanlt thoy
decided to rssan Judge Knox to prosecute all
ol,eulors+ Tho airikers already arrested aro
.1uap Walch, Edwarl o'Nc,ll, aud jotry 1Ioni~
han. who waro all thrco bofoto Justice Scnller
Yesterday morning, but, upon representations OF
tlels counsel ttiat ilo was not prepared to pro.
ccsd with their cases. the examination Nas post
poued until II O'Clock this morning.
, 1875-06-05

5nkssAt Ifapdtch 10 1h& Ghts11o 1feohhes
EPnIaustELp, ILL.,, juno 4.-The Wife Of James
Riley, ulilcs north Of this city, was kicked OH
Sunday by au old famIly l.orao and seyoro|y in
iured. Tho hosao Ind 70. intn tho garden, and
Mrs. Riley wont out to drive him out. Al sho
approached ho Violently turned aud kfcltod her
III the breaHt with both foet, break1ilR lIcr
shoulder bonn on Que slda anl badly truIslug
her Ou tho otaer Hidc,
, 1875-06-05
Tho Emperor William Confers tho Or
der Of Civil Merit on Bancroft
and Longlollow,
An1fcnf,lc Relations Isctwccn Vic
tor Emanuel ind tho
Pope.
Strength Of tho Old Charlottesville Cor
man Naval aqadrop.
Plan for q Circular Railroad Around
Paris,


1eNWs~RNt ~ =,
AHEn1eAsa noSohhp' x,.,,,.
Drn1i1, Juno 4.-IAc Emperor William Inns
conferred tho Order Of Civil Merit OF tho Hon.
Ccorco r1,ncro,t lin historian, md Ueury ",
1',,.,,nr H. ,,nat - ,,,or,n,
Aouh'c'o"' 'uo i'oe- =. As0
ot.n cAftto1Afa:
An Old Catholic report shows ehhs fruss'a eo1- On:
thinB w ola Cattlpllc conRfnGatsoms. n,a !o'tno
members; natien' ~ ama A,u9I. nerho, ~
nnd l,2lo; HrSenfc'il' lM' ~ mcnloets uaSath, Is!,
hl CONGREGATIONS aud laooo hen,pofs; Mur-
temhcEg: J., aid lD2. Inc greatest pfoaresa lias
been IN Badot'. where inc u!a Catnoies 1otm
, 1875-06-05

sreeiai Dtspatsh to The CA,eaqo Tyib"na.
Tor Emo, O., june 4.-Tho delegation convey
Ing the aag. for presentation to she 4[Yers
Cadets arrived on The evsn'ng tain, md ws1o
whs1o . large a,11ienco Of srectatora wore ~.
sanbIed. Tie Mayor Of the city presided, Tie
present atIon sneecl WAS made bv Gsn. Mann, WHO
'wsa followed by Gen. i. T. sherman. fhanks uero
returned by tho Hon. Prank Il. lfutd, member
OF CONGRESS from this nlst1Iot. bhoFt speeclcg
wsra also mnde by Dr.. 0sgood and Col. Daidwlr
After tho Hpeech.Gsking, tho Calots gaye an or
hlb,tlon lnll.
, 1875-06-05
CROPS AND 'IlOPPERS,


'HE8H18KF.
.oNAuA. Nab, Juna i.-llorotts recently To-
cefyed from thoao counties In tile southeastern
affected by Rnsslloppsrs this spring sl.ow that
tho grasslloppers arc fast taking tight. going
northwest. 1mnauae clouds OF than arc sdon
daily very hlRiI In air, gong west on tho llno Of
tho railEoAd. dying II the came direction.
, 1875-06-05
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Esory drop Of tho sassapartl1sn Rc.ovtrt cn.nn,s.
chtos nr'uEn tho und, nv nj. usn! aud nth Auis
ani c'+ut ehp sy:Ian tue yls"r Of H. for 1t r5aaIts
Sc.nla s.pah oan:an,psLn. Elaa1 ~ d!'s9so. alof
IN tho thf'a nauth IN H s. Hlcs in tfo al1udi an
utlcs tar'a nt Tho hy.ten, eys stsun!nr9. 4ts
o,hrxes E the carr. sad tha wa!st "t,s nj aslu dr.
,Sn o, ,sIns!a; .e. M hlas sss, .Yf,,s l. ~ le.a
pan nj l.ch!rEcs. night sw'n'., 1d,s nf rporln al
Has"s vt tn, It principle within to curalvo ra11'
wl prnro y NY ni.en using II for ohos disease It's
thp patient, daily becoming reduced by tho wa,tts
aul d1oohrostion that II ennrnnay psngrs.7tns,
9Th nstaMss1 I'll mads tns hes!thy blo'd aql hi. 4,
for wacn nneo is rninody cur ,uess il. wSsk ii psI.
eaoa. md ,Hee1ot. a dlnn!.Itas tho loss q w.se.
fce himself growing bntt"r nn s'rHngcr, ihr Iai Ill.
Xo4lIux hottos sppatla npsusips and :sh and wc1at
iuercAs1nE
Not ouiy dccs the s'1asnartthn nesolvsnt eseai al
krnWn rerc al asnta I tho cure Ut Uhr'c, ctu(Hau
on.tuonai. aud Skin deusus but IL is thu on'y po.
, 1875-06-05
SUICIDE.

CA1ao, ILL.,, June 4.-A nan who. by papers
lett. IL known 10 be named john II, Morse. OF
2s7 lIopkina street. below l,ay,nlllor, committed
entclds to'dsy: just .a!tor noau. bt jamp,aH oG
Phillips "hat&-toat lnto tho OHIO lIivor. IIs
Darton's, 81 Pearl at,cet. CincnnatE. His IA
Ue1s. with his auecta, viii ha forwarded to Gin.
cInpatt,
, 1875-06-05

BuFsAro. N. y, June IA meeting Of
cana!.boAt owiors WAS held tonight. at which
HeSouty-uye boat-owns.B representing 2ou
boats, aiRpod NJ agreement nut to Curly wheat
tof less than coptB, and otlor tselghts III prs
portion. Tbs city III TO bo canyaased to-m9rrow
for otlcr names until enough a1o obtained to
coutrol tho froights.
, 1875-06-05

A CALIFORNIA SUSPENSION.
Bar FnANosoo. Cal, Juna 4.--T eatlwell Il
Co., Observation-Disclosures dealafs. bare n,a-
rendod payment, Liabilities over half:a million.
Il is tllouGht in bualness circles ttoy may pull
through II granted ap e1tot.Aton,
, 1875-06-05

Hpeefei Cutresponaepss ~ Ihs CAicaao 1ftbuns.
: DEs NoiNxs Ia, Juue lon Saturday, Vice
President Wilson met Conductor Patch, Of tho
Hook Island load, whom be had not seen In
thtsty-flYa ysara. Patch nell remembered tho
Incident uliela tas Tice pteaiaout Lad forgotten.
, 1875-06-05
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

0rnsfy and Womb n.sase. t'rave1, Itahsts. Drnp,
stopPs9c ht water. Life !nshcs o usioo urighis ~
sn.s ., t st!sr = .Ilck eondy misca III
si!k. " there Is sb! dark Iiun. Appearance. al
white A0un-dnse tot.os". and When taeFe L. l'kfH:
Of tho tAok and along Tho lolns.
Tuu,ur Of Twniyo fcnrs' Growth Cured by
lknl&vny'r ,ktzultpnr.
l!EyTNl.Y. 1Iaaa.. Jul Is. tHa
1(a. nAnwAr: ha!o haa RAN tu1,or III thv nyIfs
ana bn"st AZ te 14c'nEs said ''tAoo ~; M rs
ins hsipod No. ~ 1ans ltca'lvoRs. and thuu4at
farfd lot txo!c Ycses. tonk ssE talns If io a.sot
and ae1 Of lladwa's pills and twn Gatt!ss Of yur
Huady Iss1st, et thsfo not Sign Of tnnr 10 0 feut
O. fels. and ts.l bstte5 smsrsr aud h.up!sr than
I'D, Of thu bqws's. tho sr wftn this y1u toe
tia bauout Of others. You can Enh!t*h Y
HANNAH 7. kiAFP.
ptioo 81 per hottlo.
, 1875-06-05

conm!ttes WAS formsd u ElmIrA' T., yes-
teEday, Of which cx.Caugseastnap 4, Do1rdnpn
smith IL tas hsad, to mako ArFangainunla FOR the
erection of : monument 10 tho Confederate
dead, nearly 5000 IT WAau 10 buried in Mood
lAka CamatokJ tAaEe
, 1875-06-05
OBITUARY.,

:Fu114pEEpR1A, Pa. Juno 4.-~3eospo D.
Evans, AAoss srlsl On tho ohsrgo OF fraud In tho
collection at 8tata cla.u,a agaipst tho Genera!
Government recently made considerable Of =
honaattou, dled III Weat phlladsiphlA Lat night,
aged 81 years.
, 1875-06-05
DROWNED,

OMAHA. June 4.-A young Theological student
named Sehebllskes wua drowned iu tho mi!l.
pond ut Taplton, Nob.. yesterday. The boat
became uncomfortable mud waut over tue dam.
, 1875-06-05
CHINA.
4 TktlNIBLE ut'RnICANE

IknHtBLE HTNWCAHE.
HoSd KoSa, June 3.-Tho Town Of nfacad
f.-svnce Of Ouang Tong, vaa visited yesterday
by terfibia hurricane. Considerable property
on the i4lhnl was DESTROYED; and the shipping IN
tho barbor suffered severely. Tns atorn WAS
unusually violent, and lastod several hours. 1t
IL reported that uun,bor Of lives we're lost.
, 1875-06-05

ff~Fath1RI<At1 Lo;ado1 JtHl&ss
Pssts. usy l9.-Feople have been talking for
sctns teos in most confidential way Of tlo
negotiations which hAyo been set On foot be-
ts ssa us taslsiu4l aud lbs YsIcRn, ,thA! il, ke-
, 1875-06-05

SNte!a{ T71INd!t8 % 7He Chicago 7T1bUhS,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ini., Juno 4.-Pater Smith, q
deaf man, nav killed on the Dloamlneton 4 West
ern l!oad poar tl,lH city last night. lliA huad ant
limbs wore cut cit. 4la WAS Walking Oh t4u track
, 1875-06-05

F5pN18t H7sEQEsH % ] II LHtt1U0 3FFuHHE.
LAss,an, Mich, June 4.--A stona-cutter
Damo1 Daker. Oh tho new Capitol, had tog
broken aud otherwise seriously Injured by
falling or tlctHeE to-day,
, 1875-06-05
Sf7AiN.

Il 'caKL1sT DEFEAT.
Fkuu1, Juno 4.-Carlst Gen. Sebnlls, with
.2,9UU L4e,,, attached B;anco, and Was repulscd
Mi:h loss OF slxty killed.
, 1875-06-05

BonASroS. ra., Juno Ally boiler explosion
10 aaw"mlll near Gouldsboto to.day. Johu u.
Huffosd, panicl Harris. Anu slr WaHonhusst
we're ktlIod auu neyorai others seriously wounded.
, 1875-06-05

spsstat Dtspaseh Ia 7'hs CHICAGO gtibus.
grn1NuYIELp, ILL.,. juno 4.-Thd MoLoan Ooun.
iy Sunday y-sphool Association, whIoh olosed isa
fourth annual convention yesterday At Laxiag,
ton, o,ectet tho following officers, L. q. Weed,
President J. M. Walkor Secretary.
Iha seeoua anniversary Of the 1tountoa Chris
ttan Church, Of Normal, wlll tako plsoe On Bun.
day,
, 1875-06-05

CoLuMnUB, O.. juno 4.-1he Htato Unives-
eaIiss Convention to-day, by unanimous and
very enthusiastic yote. aaoptod rosolutions that,
whereas, Tho strength aud glory OF America Is In
her FREQ schools, which tho Roman Catholic
Church IL now seeking to dostroY. It IL the
duty Of every rogoM denomination whioh IL
local 10 our national form Of Government to
unite and support o,tr froe.achool system on tho
ground that their support ia An absolute necss.
aIty 10 tho continuance Of our FREQ Government,
,ts jnstitutions an4 tho boat ntorcss Of religion
ana humanity. +,
Tnls evening senl-oentennial services wero
.hold. which consisted of rhetorical Akotell Of
tho Convention, mud addresses by X. II. Pullman,
OF Now York. prosttient McCollester, Of uucht,l
College, aud others!
, 1875-06-05
THE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, y. c., June 81 =. nn.--For tha
Ohio Valley and ToLnessso, and the Lake TO-
gton, falling barometer, southeast to northeast
wlads, occasional rain. parity cloudy weather,
and stationary temperature.
LOCAL oHAE1vATioN,
Gutoido, Iuns I.
, 1875-06-05

The principal alterations are In tho Fito De-
partment aud In tho Noard Of Educaunn. Tho
Balarca Of tho varlous city ollioiala remained
untouclsd until tho laat thing. aud 1t MAS lLet,
aREaad upon 10 cut down 10 per cent on alt above
a10Q0, tho frat $1,000 OF .aatarr to bo o1emuted
FROM tho reduction. 1n the Elrc aud Police ID.
rarstnents tnateasos*h.d been recommended for
nearly Ill the higher officers, but thoy ~eze III
unoerea,onionalI cut down. rhtra are aso
ary will be cut down; and heavy reductions aio
talked Of In competition with other ut ID salaslcs.
: ,1ayos colyiu eattmatoe tho totat reduction ut
t1,0to 00U aud calculates that tho .&ax will to
Of tho Finance Committee belloyo that It viii
mt fall below IS mills. Should this latter be tho
case. Mayor Co,gln Expresses h.msak - ready
to exercise the Mayors bill in yoto!ng tho OBJ
.jacuonAola poltlons Of the budget.
, 1875-06-05
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fovsr and Aeue cured for Gssy eonts Them /, mt
reERdal nRont Ia tln ~ofla tbat viii fnTer ntl RI
aud hlf otboe ltoln nrln, bill MI acnry, tyl,oI ye,E,
aud Other fos9rs ts! ID hy nadxay'+ till.i asuIsi Il
lsnd"sys Really Nol!5t. fIlty ecnts PCT battlo.
Sold by DrusEtst4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-14
MalIomell Local Mems.

At a meeting Of the stockholders Of Northern
National Bank of this city on Tuesday last, the
| following gentlemen were re-el ected Directors
| for the ensuing year Simon Page, Andrew Mas
tiers, Smith {. Cox, Justin Z. Smith and Hiram
Fuller.
Messrs. Peter F. Sanborn, Peter Atherton,
| Benjamin Warner, John Graves, Samuel Cur
rer, Horace Parlin and Austin D. knight were
elected Directors Of American National Bank of
this city on Tuesday. P. F. Sanborn, President,
A. D. Knight, Cashier.
Some sixty or seventy teams from Gardiner.
double and single, passed through this city on
Wednesday afternoon last, northward bound,
forming a procession of horsefesh and beauty
seldom witnessed ON the Kenpebec. Notwith-
standing the driving snow storm in their very
teeth, the Gardiner ladies faced 1t with becoming
fortitude, while the gentlemen in most cases,
sought shelter amid the folds Of enormous COM
forters and fur collars After visiting the capital,
and demonstrating the speed of their several fast
nags the snow freighted company returned to
their homes in peace, whittier if not wiser citizens.
Such excursions give vigor to both body and mind,
and should be INDUCED in more frequently by
ladies' and gentlemen in other cities beside Gardi-
ner.
Rather q foul way of doing things to hold an
exhibition Of the Maine Poultry Association at
such frigid period as during the present week.
The biddies do not cackleate to mako much OF
demonstration until later in the season.