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The undersigned will continue In the sash,
door and blind business at Nos. 4l9 an d All
West Front street, In this city, under the
name of "Pierson Bros"
GEORGE w. PIERsON.
WM. ii. PIERSON.
Wilmington, Del, Sept IA, 1875. st.
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. Qkstp. o 0 o so O-S
Active, y 0 2 l 20 Go
Umpire, MIR. Recap of the Athletic
BALL NOTES.

This afternoon the Quicksteps play
their second game with the Pacifics, of
Philadelphia. Monday they play the
Reaalng Actives and Tuesday the
Feabody club of Philadelphia.
The following is the correct score
by innings of the Quickstep- Expert
game at Harrisburg, which was incor.
rectly telegraphed 10 this city.
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OFFICES.

NOTICE Tho Citizens Loan Association
IN now offers its 9Th series OF 5 o shaI ca
tor sale. First payment due October 7th, 1875.
sepls't GEO. Y. MAR.S, Secretary
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NOR REST-The house and store at the
z west corner of Shipley and Fourth sts.
Apply to Il. LAriMEk.
augl0d&ws
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NOR RENT-A large second-story front
II room at il6 Market tstreet-good entrance,
suitable for merchant tailor, or almost any
business. Apply at this office. mar4tt
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NEW DREss GoODs-Just opened com
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles in PLAN snd plaid goods.
w. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market sTVstsj
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L<-A&K TAMISE- We nave recslyeu .lr,ct
d from the importer, a full line Of these
elegant goods, TO which we invite attention.
W, B. SHARP.
So. tfeerth and Market streets
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NOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
Il located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
iySstf r. SCOTT.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A hand
Il some nne toned second hand piano. APP
ply at this o1ce. augl6.
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nor RENT.-Four or i've third-story
II rooms, at No. Ale Market street. Apply
at thus ONCE. q
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UTANTED-A protestant woman 10 wait
w on sn invalid. Apply 1t A05 Z. Fourth
street, between the houfs OF Of . sed
p, n. eeRss
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ENOR SALE-Three buildln lots on Jack
IL son street, between 9th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,.
Two on Front street near Jackson, and q lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Ha
rison. Apply ct khis ONCE. marAtf
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-19
BY TELEGRAPH
arroHrrD r1rnr.-rr ron rHr rousrSo l.ADrn-
MIG HI IT k Il p o II II.
Sheriff Flanagan elected by
the Military. III
Whitelaw Reid arrested for
Libel.
Letter of Vice President
Wilson.
~
Spanish Affairs.
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 1s.-By the expIo-
sion of blasting powder on Black Tom
Island, off Jersey City, on Satu oday
last, -four men engaged in its manufac-
ture were killed.
A Herald dispatch from Washing
ton says that Vice President Wilson
has written letter to Samuel Bowles
of the Springfield Republican, in re-
ply to the paragraph in that journal,
asserting that the Vice President
openly gave up the Republican party
as beaten and certain of defeat at the
next election. Wilson replies in effect,
that.he has not said this, and does not
believe it. He thinks the Republican
party may get in, and that necessity
exists for its continuing in power. He
admits that 1t is in danger, but asserts
that its peril comes not from its own
fault but from the misconduct of the
men who have obtained high positions
in it. It must, he says, at once
explicitly declare against the third
term, and thus relieve the public
mind of the painful apprehension, and
put to rest at once and forever the fear
which does more than ought else to
ALLEVIATE the people from the party. 1t
ought to remove many office holders,
high and low, and especially some OF
the higher officers, whose mismanage-
ment has ecome offensive to the
people, and whose conduct both in
their departments and in general
affairs make them and the party
odious. 1t must adopt a conciliatory,
though firm policy, in Southern
affairs, avoiding any military or
federal interference, and taking Off the
heavy hand of the Government. Equal
rights OF the blacks must be defended,
but unconstitutional acts and measures
of doubtful constitutionality ought to
be avoided, and public opinion of the
North must not be offended by violent
acts and language towards the South.
Finally, Wilson thinks it necessary
to open the door to those men who
strayed off after Greeley, but whose
hearts are still with the Republican
party. They must be ccnciliated.
Their leading men must be taken into
the confidence of the party, and the
same should be called to high places.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-19
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. lS.-Among the
bills introduced were the following
By Banning, to establish a mint at
Cincinnati ; by Garfield, in regard to
the alleged new evidence in the Fitz-
john Porter case
Whitelaw Reid was arrested to-
night on warrant issued by the
police court, at the instance of Ex-
Gov. Shepherd, for libel, in charging
in the Tribune that Shepherd had
brought bankruptcy on the District of
Columbia, for the purpose of extricat-
ing himself from financial difficulty,
and for awarding fraudulent con-
tracts. Reid gave assurances for his
appearance tomorrow before the
police court.
Later.-While dining with Speaker
Blame, process was served on him
by an officer, on civil suit for libel,
also at the instance of Shepherd,
damages being laid at 100000 Reid
acknowledged the service and was not
further molested.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-19

Vicksburg, Jan. Is.-Maj. Geo. E.
Head with squad OF Federal troops
acting, ii is stated. uuder orders Of
Gen. Emory, to-day elected A. j.
Flanagan who was holding possession
of his Office by virtue Of the recent
election about the validity OF which
there is a constitutional question.
Chancellor Hill who was holding
court ip an adjacent room, upheld
the action of the military and refused
to protect Flanagan, and appointed
McGhee, sheriff pro tenn. McGhee
is a white republican and was deputy
sheriff under Crosby.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-19
, THERMoAIE- STATE OF
GRocERs EvERYwuERE KEEP 1T.

GRoCERs EVERYWHERE KEEP 1T.
Why? Because Dooley's Yeast
Powder has achieved reputation
second 10 none for strength, purity,
reliability and economy. 1t produces
most elegant, light biscuits, rolls, &c.
and so exact are the proportions of
each Ingredient that the same results
follow each time. II permits no waste
of flour, Is convenient to use, and the
food prepared with it is such that it
can be eaten and relished by the most
sensitive dyspeptic or invalid without
fear of Indigestion. Manufactured by
Dooley & Brother, 60 New Street,
New York, and for sale at retail by
all Grocers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-19

Ssntander. Jan. I8.-A Spanish
squadron has arrived at Zarauz and
is preparing for vigorous action. Its
commander has been instructed TO
exact indemnity from the Carlists for
the owners and crew of the Gustav,
and punishment for her assailants.
Germany is entirely satisfied with the
steps taken by Spain 10 procure repa-
ton for the Outrage.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-A Washington
special Gays it is stated that the Presi-
dent, finding that there is no posi-
bility of harmonizing the McCook
and Chaffee factions in Colorado, in
the matter of the vacant judgeships,
has decided to select two associate
justices from persons not connected
with either of the factions and nom
residents Of the Territory.
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N. ANDREWS,

ENtRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. Rental.
IL and General election Agency. is prepared
TO attend to the collection OF Noies, Accounts
Rents, &c Information given in regard TO
mining di=trcts. location Of rinches etc.
Particular attention given 10 sbstracts Of land
titles.
South H Steet. Laramie City
ocfl9 WY
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" " Sns State Archives historical CHEYENNE rine
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FOREIGN.

Paris, Jan. 1s.-Cazeau, Bonapart-
list, has been elected to the Assembly
in Hautes Pyrenees by {, 1000 majority.
The result is creating great sensa-
ton here.
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DAILY BULLETIN.

War Department. signal service q. $.
Army.
Division OF kilograms and reports for
the benefit of commerce and agricul-
ture. Meteorological Record,
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1s75-5:5 a. M:
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time at all stations.
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Madrid, Jan. lS.-Castelar declares
declares that he will refuse to take
his seat in the Cortes if required TO
swear allegiance TO monarchy.
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London, Jan. 1s.-A Standard spe-
cial from Rome saws that serious
alarm is again felt in regard to the
Pope's health. He is suffering from
chills-
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I will not be responsible for any
bill or osiIer Indebtedness contracted
by any employe of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained /;
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
II. CLAICHE.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Jan. s.-The Democratic
caucus nominated Judge ]. G. Abbot
for United States Senator.
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Albany, n. Y, jan 1S.-The Re
publican caucus nominated E. D.
Morgan for United States Senator.
, 1875-06-12
THE pEKIN FRAUDS,
EsQxs that the Government VIII Fail
tn FIhte0 Out a Case.

E14x9 that the &1ovcEnmone VIII. ER11
tn Mako Out a Case,
8ptetaf Dtsputch 10 The CAiedao 1tfovA<.
srAuo1rELp. nl., Juno 1l.-ncoont invcatlsa'
t1ons Into tho alleged frauds supposed 10 have
been committed by tho Pnkin Alcohol Dis:t!luG
Company hAvo been made bY the Collector. Col.
Merriam, and the Bupervisor Of Inter-
mi Revenue, Col Matthowa- It vas
charged as reported In those dispatches original.
ly, that tho fraud consisted In tie Baln Of 1tty
barzols Of highwinea to the poLin nactifytng
Company, which veze dumped Into the dlsHllmg
compsny'a rocoiver aud TINT tho same harsols,
the ssamps not being oanoolod. were again nsod
70 ship highwinos 70 Boston. It h
the podn Dlst'ling Company, that 10 nsver
sold thu 1tty barrels OF hlEhWlnes to tie Roeti-
flying Company, 81 reported, aud that the fifty
barrels found III Boston wore tho original pank-
ages u tint Alled. apd on which tho
acco.ints for tho fact th1t the Aoc.lfyinx
Company reported tho cauoel1ation Of stamps
numbered and marked oxac.ly like theao found
on the Boston packages On tho ground that
homo ot tho agents OF tho Roctilying Company
yiHlted Lin establishment and took tho nun,hors
OH his packages. and, with tho aid ot tho OAuXer.
made i falso report, In which they sHole to tho
cancellation Of tho very e.amps which wero on
the Doasou pAckngos, md III that way ooyvrod TIP
TUG 1luElk ulHtGlhtluQ w LAeHlaelFtH Q1 uIt3 pA-
.ela Of h!Rhwines. 1t ia duo " the officers who
have investigated tho msttor aud Just got
through to-day to say that whi1a tho atozJ is
probable, they do not wholly taks 1t down, Yot
there assma to bo confirmation OF It In tho
f.ct that tho proptietora Of the seotfyinR cstab-
linh.nent have i1od tho country. and no ono kuous
whore tlioy aso. There ", thereforo. 10 proof
within the reach Of the Court hero
TO establish tie fAot of fraud ~ tbs only par
tioa known to It, tho reotiloss, arc not to bs
md = nku
ment, under tue circalmgtancea, viii wholly 3Ail
to make out 4 cn6e.
, 1875-06-12
4 VALUABLE MAR RELIC.

NoRsoLx, "a, 1uns 1I.-capt. Brown, OF
schooner J, O., arrived lore To- day. iu charge Of
tho iron safe Of tho Unitod States 1nap-of,war
Cumberland, which WA run into and sunk in
Hampton 1soad by tle Confederate ram Virginia
In 1862. D!vors hsd been 1t work on tic wreck
tan years, having In vteH tue recovery Of ths
safe. The lucky man had only been at the
wrcck forty eight hours, when ho found the sAfo
buried in tlreo or four fcot oi mud. Tho mater
~ that place IL 78 feet deep. l}y tho explosion
Of torpedo tho safe waa csscked. aud - Is waa
dropped out 1t il generally believed that the sAfs
contains between 900, 006 and e100. 900 Ia gold
The sate aud treasure belongs to Capt. Brown
md o. Z. AA!by, OF this city aud Herbert Smith,
of Detroit. While Capt. Hrown wAs searching
the wreck, b. came earo%4 petrttsd human
BODY N perfect stsks. Tho c4ptAu snpposes
ths body 70 be THAI OF n ollass, md latsads 10
return and get Il.
, 1875-06-12
EDUCATIONAL.
ALIENS ACADEMY.
&NNTrHn4knY KYrn0tSkH.

Tho anni7eEeary exercises of Allon'a Academy
woro concluded yesterday by tho Commence
mont exercises Of the, Academic Department,
Which took place It tho ROOMS Of tho school on
Twenty y-second street. At l0:0o =. N. Tho fol.
lowing programme Of readings. doclamations-
essays, aud uuaio, vas very oroditably carried
QUIT
ohofo'--p'aao' s9%gaF ~ e. y.SsSI '''o0'
The Three nelts. ........*.......pe5sltt c. Spencer
he,i5: ehe.p l.es ~ ;iso. hue1os: s:
Si,s $t:iI.san a"d Hr. RaIt:1: ~ 1'
How 19s5 aSssst hs Good New o,,oa
Tho Picket .Jstucs N. C!savez
e. Esssy-lsysEs: ~ = s. nonFh
aomsass, from "atsnoan,.. 1;en. fof pi.uo. ofa.1,
HUT; 1s,t;;. ma3f a"a aait<,: '0'
Eaaas!ts: i i!ssS!a.
.. P.si: tsr.nstd %saE: 6y =
Tho qasss! il as9 iefi q3saeD %sssseD
Esssy%whst i ssx ~ rom rom ii3 widow !. Dsve5
Euoey on oS.ts* .s william !, Assy As
.':s IT,. saa s1 aa IL at: 1s;;; te H1S sss
RelIet Of Henry NJ Frazer
Fnoc9 n' ,f.y: 6lsrss1a ~ aen
by tA4 iyeho0i.
While tho who1e programme was we'll given,
and the ero voro hardly any instances Of awkward
uess and hesitaucy, yot epecia1 mention should
be made OF Master Olearers defamation Of
"Tho pickot Guard" which WAS very good 10
oloout!on and gesture, and Mastor ALIENS rscts~
ton Of Ho!mns' "One-HoEas Shay" which WAS
excellent. Tho euloRca ou Summer and Lafay
etto by William @. Asay aud Joseph Il. Clarkson
Tcrn nrsdttat]a and IAonnfd III UNdnARs - To4k
Steamship" was well given.
Tho music by Mrs. Walker, Mrs. stillman, and
Mesazs. Paxton and Walker, wAa we'll received:
Tho audience was ~ large An ono l. tho
scboo!-room could comfortably accommodate
and was chiefly composed Of parents sod fr1enda
givon, and sevoral bouQuots tsatowod On tho
young men who morited1t.
Dt. Allon deaorves, and hrs received, GubttAn-
tlal encouragement for his efforts to build up an
excellent school for ;ouug mon aud boys. His
first catalogue. lust out, Bhows N attendance Of
eiRhsy-e!kht pupils The paat yosr. OF these,
Mosars. Hodges, Asay. aud Clszkaon sre tn-
Of the school are fitting for other instisadona.
, 1875-06-12

MISCELLANEOUS.
TnE LAFAYETTE PUBLIC HCHonEa,

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LAFAYETTE PUBLIC HcHonLs.
sptetat Disbaseh 10 Tbs cAfta9o Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Juno 1l.-1Ao exercaos Of
tho graduating c1asa Of Lafayette Bctool took
place thia evening hs Tho Opora-Houae. Tho
clasa was composed of Mnaon l.. Dickinson,
Hattie Il. Brown, Amelia II. Bollror. Emma J.
soil. The exofcises consisted of ossayn by tho
n,seos, and an ora.ton by J. N. 1ngoraol, tho
only malo member OF Tho claAe. Tho
exercIses varo very eredlt.bla to tic
audience After tho osaays aud oration.
tho diplomas wero conferred by r1of. .s1crfllI.
Of llo o1ercisos u tho Opcr4.flouao. 1ocohtion
weB given by ]. II. 1ugorBolt to l,ia classmates
nnd friends At tile residence OF alta fathor. nr.
u. r. 1ngornol. large number OF friends
called aud tcrdured their congratulations. tho
young people remaining 10 enjoy merry dance
until tic wee short hours.
KoCKrunD FEMALE SEMINARY.
srte,at }yhfxiteh to Tie thi:aso 3rtbuns.
1tocRYo1p, ILL.,. Juno 11.-To.uiglst tho twenty
Seminary was calculated BY 1octable and TO-
union, III which largo numbar Of the citizens
participated.
THE BLOOMINGTON H1ou-Bcnoot.
Spfs:at thapafeA to The Ch,ea4o Tribune.
DLooMENo1oy. ILL.,, Juno 11.-fhe Fourth An
nunl Commencement Of tho Bloomington High
School took place To-day. The oxotciAes vtEo
held In Dusley liall. Tie graduation mud thelr
themcs arc a. fo!larn: II. G. Eargman, "Archi-
tecturo" bliss Edith puIcu, "The Earth y;
AIlsH Ella Hatch, 1.-THE 1oachor'a Mission; ].
II. Merritt "alora1 Conflict; Miaa Anna Z.
Gilctlrtst, " Thought; hfiss Alice c. Wolcott,
"1nto tile Light" hfirs Emma e. YoRel8esanK,
"Tho ViAion Of tho Seor": Franklin Il. Noad,
Individuality" and yaodlctory.
Tho exercises were all Of . high charac ter,
showing 1ne scholarship.
H1rnN COLLEGE,
R'ros, Wis, Juno l1.-Ths annual Com
mcncement e1orct>>s At R!Pon Collage will take
pl4ce as follows: 1to1oarsai OF the Muaical Do
reate serI><n by President ". Z. Merriman, s;r1u-
day eveh:nH. june 27; Anniyo1sary OF tho Eco
lian Boccty, Monday evoning, Juno 2s; auui-
yersary Of tho Atl,oD1au Society. Tuesday after
noon. June 70; lecture before tho College Lit
orarv Societies, BY Prof. Hiram Mead. Of 0ber-
lin Theological! Seminary, T4ursday evoning cx-
orcises Of tha Graduating CIass, 10 .. N. Wodnos+
day morning, June 90; addresa beforo tue
Society Of Alumni, BY tho Rov. ]. F. Dudley, OF
Eau Claire, Wednesday afternoon: CONCERT By
the Motidaseohn Society aHBlRted by D&ch'e
band. Of nlwaukoo, Wednesday, oveuiug.
Tho examinations close Tuesday room.
SPRINGFIELD 1t10u gcliooI-
Sp<e1ui U.apatcA ta 3hx Chleaoo Is1ounE.
BpRISot1ELp Ill., June 1l.-The Commence
mont exercises OF tho Higt-School IN this CITY
passed on today with considerable eclRt. Evoly-
body was out, and clABH OF tiftoon young won-
en- and thrco young mon wore awarded diplomat.
Mr. Charles 1taftor road tho safutatorv, and MiBs
Ella Rippon tho vAledetory. Tho literary af1o1ts
Of tho grA1uatcs we're creditabl0.
, 1875-06-12

.o,,~.nrna I'm. IN ~1YI. ins,,,,,,,or ~
,ns..i-. :. a-,,r,,~a,,, fo- vou,o t.5i.s - :.
ieatn.h8 - e.o'n.s'oy ~. 5uunx 1satoa snu -, 20
ooubt'oas ooe OF tas aost prosperous N TUG
State. It wAs frat established on Monday In
Easter weok, 1868. Tho echool building IL It
Than .tood vaa ofYored In thu Dioceao on con.
,., .uuu '.oo1 "sa ~ ~, ~. ss..' ~ " .;a,.
u.uon aaos ooAtaans Auo a.s,1onoo' c,s aof an@
Ahonld Dc ma!htalneo successfully 1of I'VE yeafa.
Within four yuaEs the school outatrippad it, ao-
cotnmodatione. and received from tho Hon,
1,mou Knox = wtft Of an. 900. and about Al. 900
vasao. n. a.e.s,h.,sd % ss :ha 1,',,r.., WI,
tlAs Enu the school bulldogs hsve bccu ina-
proved and the grounds adorned aud boaudGod,
and to-iAy IL stands a = proud monument to
tha nntarnriso .nd h.rd l.hor of tnona who
n1snnna Iu % Ind % narpetp.ted M a. Msrvr School rhs
Nor. @. ". Lof1ngwell, a. H., u. D.. Rector Of
6t..John's (EpiscopA) Church, aud editor Of tho
7Aoc,.t ta ut It. head
Thls ia tho Seventh Annual commencement
weok, IN d yesterday Witnessed the closing e1es-
cisoa. Knoxville, ths old oounty-soat OF Knox
County. ueB tullcs cast of Qalesburg, On the
poorIa hrnnoh Of tho al nAo.
Tho exercises commenced At 10 O'Clock =. m.,
with tho order of morning prayer Ihe psocsa'
Rionnl vas immediately followed by religious ces-
omon ios, tbe Rev. d.. Gregg, Of Springfield,
ro,7ino tbo Bcripturo loasou. md tho Hector. tho
II sail Az, 4hn ~,
lev Ao1n"R"ol'' seA0'o8 u'o p's5s1s' Ane cno-
ruses and responses! roso - voaaptuous @ s~sns
from tho tunefut voleea o. soYonty'nVo young
ladies' and pondoruus plpe.ofRau.
The o5dof Or Literary exercises opened MN
music" hyrle Eie'soa' from hozatts Ivalfth
Aass.
Mt4a Nellie Johns OF Decatur, then sssd ~
saasy Oh "Psssond Ptonou's." It VA. : naot1-
toEious production, aud 1nAlo some good hita.
Hiss Oseston sead vary entertaining, csaaS
On "TarEA lnco6ults, which contained somo
pretty figures, and reminded ono that tlo writer
might be trysug to initiate. Ia faint way, ALL
gaAtA J. Eyana' style,
"1!,o Morn II Glowing" Beethoven. WAs reu,
derea by select choir, aud Mlsa Taggert road
Al eaaAJ upon tho subject "paasioe, that's tor
Thoughts" Her Icadiug ~as good probably
hetta1 tLan her eempo.ition. :,
Miss Cora J. Sni.aker. Of Lewistown, read
tho mos. AnishM papos Of tue day. Il Wan an-
tteled /" Michael An8elo'a gatohel," and haa ref-
ereuce to the great pAtutcr's celebrated remark
wh.lo II tho helght Of hA fame, II still carry
ny satchel.",
waa aueooelodby Miss Marion Winter, the accoua-
, 1875-06-12
GERMANY.
MN rFSTFk%tAf.

BERLIN, June 11.-In tho Federal Council yes
tcrday tho President Of the Imperial Chaucellofy
submitted several votes Of supply to meet the
expense Of tho proper representation Of Ger.
many At the. United Btntoa Centennial Exhibition.
THE WAR on THE CATHOLICS.
An order hna been iHsucd from tho Imperial
Chsncellery prohibiting tho circulation Of tie
CdlaoHc Gazette, OF baltimore, for Two years,
within tue boundaries OF tic Empire.
THE GENITAL AeIAH QUESTION.
LONDON. Jnus 11.--A special from Berlin to
tho Morning Post, referring to the ru1nors Of y
friondly understanding botwoen England snd
Rubs,a on tbs Central Aslan queation, aava It ia
reported that The suggestion OF neutral zono
has been revived. aud is favosab!y received on
both sides.
, 1875-06-12

8peeia! Df4oateh to 7'hs Chicago 1n7un&.
DrnuQrE, H., Juno 1l.-Last evening thu
delegation Of the stoux Iudiaoh, which has been
in Washington for soma days. passed through
Dubuque on their way TO the Cheyenne
Agency in Wyoming Torritory. The prin-
cipAl chief waa Lone Horn. Tho party
wore In charge OF Maj. Brigham, and was &C.
eompaniod by tbs Rov. 8. D. Hinmhn, Commis-
sionor At tho ssatco Agency in Nebraska,
and William II. BeAlo, Surveyor Gonaral
Of Dakota. Tho Interpreter saya that tho
public we're miginformed a. to tho mis-
sion Of Bpottod Tail and Rod Cloud.
They Tore In Washington to arrange, II posst-
bio, tho sale OF = reservation lying betweon tic
Black Hills and tho line ct tho Pacific Railroad.
Tho delegation hsaded By Lone Horn waa the
uilla country,
, 1875-06-12
GODS lNscaUIABLE PURPOSES.

1xp1AxAroLls, Ind, June 1.-THE st&ts
Editorial Association to-day Adopted = new eon-
stItuuou. and referred The proposition to lassa
I'll th& sditoss Of ths Nosthssst n PhiladslphlA
July I, 1876, 70 ths E1souAvs Committee tor
scNoa. 4 committee OF ssssa vAs Appointed 70
arrange Tor b grand rsubloh Ut Indians bsidi&x9
Ia tA2 ~ 9A1A faQ Adjourned
, 1875-06-12
GREECE,

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LONDON, June l1.-The Daily Etus reports
fiat crisis Ia inminant at Athens, which may
result in tho Rbdication o. the King. Five
Turklsh men.of-var have boon ordered to cruise
in Greek waters. The Russian Minister has i'd
viaed tho King not to abdicate without securing
tho rights at btu heir to the throne. The psoba-
biltty OF the Intervention OF foEetgn poNtra Is
dlael,asad s& AthauA