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Hc1glnn Newspaper advertisements.
1f1H lIAH E.a.ktkk

{IH AIH Ca.fHs.
~ young lady Of ripo ago (una tlc,toi.,,,1 oo.
nsur>. Of good family, carefully oducated wisbss
to marry MI honorable gontlomaa from Is tn n,
geass old. posaesAea Of fortune or positlon. Il,
oxchango he will recelyo atroetionatn r,ro ~
Write to Posto Nessallto. l}rna1ela iulia'a N ~;
so rims an advertisement In = recent nu1,lcr =,
tle Etotte Uelge Which may at leaAt be conn,eni.
CD fer candor aud simplicity. TAofs Ia, iudeeI.
wonderful natyete IN Doigfan aunou1lccmenIs -
tl4ls nature. Which, BY tho way, ara regular Sen.
turo 10 tho journalism OF that little Rin"inn,
!1cse IL anothor from tas samo paper; e fres.
th!HkcF, ~ years Of ago, q Wldouer, with ci'1iI
years old Of Independent position. brijJ,a,ti.. MI.
saucated, and brought Up {.tlsk4tc!to, Fl s'iacG.
ton brts[aalea1. deelrss to wed young wtt1ow ~
unmarried lady Of soma slight for.uno, shs,,nre ~
h!s PAilosophlo conylotlohs, and autlIur horsaI}
IN tho samo condition. Absolute Jtser.tio" ca,
ri1l DO ohseEYed, on llo word OF Iouor nf liz liz
advertiser. Write 10 G. T." etc. Tho s.,ns ~
touching confidence in ths guiIo1easmeas ~
llunan nature IL exhibited in tbn notcc
to ba found IN another column that IA folsnns
may 10 made u three months. nequlro,1. for A.,
operation 1t Monaco which Ia aHsulod ~ s,s"' ~
coas the SUM OF 10000 frauca, Mouthiv
profit, 800. 900 trancs. Capital Ruarantsai
Wslte to ii )" etc. Huch bait Ia nor nftnn MI
mht. FoE ths seat belgian and Engjlst atrers .nss
tiKtmenta. hare much In common, "pi,,os
Holloway occupy ~ honsrabla position tn liz
pagea ns tpe 1,Mfeps'sdaaoe, and their pron'iss il
iot lesa magnificent sh4n tn tho lsud Of thai,
birth. OF course, uaoy aso mot with for,ntishiss
rivals IN tho ahape ri patlYe productions n !
s1m!lAsly hYSEauie chAsaftas,
, 1875-05-20

MINNESOTA.
Spstidt DIsuatth TO Thf LAstatb Tribune.
Ut. iAut, alny 10.-Tho grasshoppers are
Matching Ia countless numbers IN Tho vicinity Of
.AAnkato' NhoEs faint hopos aro entertained of
talsing crops this yoar. That scaliop produced
l,ooo, 600 bushels OF wheat Inst year.
snteiai thapateh to TIT Chteado Tribune,
hAonossF, Wis.,, hihy 19.--1n answcr 10 MINER
ona 'nqnlrlea regarding tho grasHloppcrs and
crop prospects made a1ong tho line of tho South
efn Mlnnesota nailroad, reports aro rccolyot OF
soty encouraging character. Tho wheat pros-
s%,'t,orn rests ,t' Eood md tl'roasl'ous the two
no r., anxiety is felt on account Of
tho grasHiioppere. They arc reported an having
abandoned this sactlon Of tfo country, ani
moved tae'r limo from 40 TO 60 milos moth and
hortlwost. The firm Of Ltnyd X Clarke OF thEs
city, fow dayh nao received \ box containing
eoue tpecn'cn dirt picked M near Now Ulm,,
aliun; The lumr-not larger than a teacnp-
contained over quo psarthoprer.egnn. and to-day
!! 'ie 1ox containA thai nsmbc1 Of living graas-
horrcrs.
1l.c Weather u very ano. Wheat nrd other
Einin prospects, In thiH section nrc nloat latter
Ing.
, 1875-05-20

His lfurinl ut Lpxtngtuu-Au I'm.
InoEaG GuthurinE 0f GeoNle. n,au
Much Feeling ElunlCentcd.
LEXINGTON, Ky.. May 19.-The funeral Of Gen,
John G. nreckinrldgo took place today. 1t was
attended by all tmmenao throny Of people anxious
10 pay tho last sad honorB to tho uc1uory
Of graat md good man. Tho officers Of Tho
staso, hoadcd BY Gov. Leslie. wcro present in a
body, 10 also were Senator'S Stevenson and
AcCrccry, aud many other dlstiugulsh-
ed men. Tho fuuosal waa conducted t,y
tho Knights Tomplars, Of wlluh ordor Con,
IFecknrldgc was m exemplary member. No
such ousponflng OF tl!o psople laa been Witness.
ed snco the dcas!, Of Horny Clay aud vlat Ia
more gratifying, tho distinction OF rarty. .aconoI
TO lsTo bccn suuk III otllor considerations.
, 1875-05-20
POLITICAL
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.

WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
dpttM@ Dfsrnteh 10 The Ghfraaa Tribune,
MADISON, Wis., May 1o-On tue request Of e.
". Keycs, Chairman of tho Republican State
Committee, conaiderab1o number OF prominent
Republicans from different parts OF tho stato
l'hvo assembled for thls aeaeon's political con-
test, especially to soltlo the tlme for holding tho
Republican stato Conyont!on. The general feel
ngtxcont from the scventh District, IL In favor of
~ early organization. Both Of tho United
states bcnatoEs most Of the Republican mora-
bcib from thia Htatn Of tho last aud nert Con.
Eteas aud leading nepnblicans, otilco.holdors,
EDITORS, and .othors, nrn here, aud tho general
disposition fs mantforted to bury tho iiatcbet
OK past fights ovor tho Eenatoral1ln aud othur
matters and unite to rorcrm tho state from tho
handa Of tho bogus roformera aud tho De-
mocracy.
sixt'ds nspatea 10 Tht CAitaoo Tribune,
:. MAptson. Wis.,, May 19.-At tin moati,lg Of
INC hopubslcan ssato Committee. Hona.ors. Con-
grt's:tncn, and other pIomlncnt Hepublicans nero
Tonight, aomo forty or flftr being pseaout, there
vas EoHcral expression OF ylowB In regard 10
the tiu1o Of holding tho Republican stafe Con-
,sontlou aud kindred inatters occupying over two
hours. The result was decison to call lbs
Convention early tn July. Ssron5 hopes wore
EXPRESSED Of q swooping victory in tue coming
campaign,
, 1875-05-20
INDIANAPOLIS.
kAnanclnl Olstrcss = Lecture - The
h1uatCuA Festival.

Financial Dlstrcss = Lecture Tre
Musical EcAtirul,
5reetaE Diseatch tn Tho Chlta1o Trfbuns
1KpIAsAro1lH, Ind, May 1o.-I4o financial o.
tlmates Of the new Council Committee are largo
" Ill ezcoss of the raycnue, and another loan
viii bo necessary.
MI, colfa1 delivered lila locturo on Lincoln to-
night to . large audience.
Io-nlRbt closed tho iirat attempt at musical
festival ln this city. Financially 1t haA not been
succoss, but tho results hare bcou cuconsae.
int; dscor1ant elements.
Tao Exposition board decided to-day to hayo
4 sotios Of Lectures at the next fair or matIers
connected WITH aalionlturo aua tho u1cohano
arts. L also agreed to allow the Board to ex.
Mountain. 03s
, 1875-05-20
THE VICE-l'If2SIDEN1,.

f1io Reception Mt Topcln--Iais Future
Movements.
TOPEKA, Rnn., May .-Ylcn-presdcp, VIII
aon arrived hero At $50 y, N. on special train.
with about forty Of tito loading gopt!o.
men OF tho oIty. who met him 1t
Lawrence ani escorted him hltl,cr. 1ie is
IN excellent health, and delighted with his re-
cept!on bY The Psopla OF Kansas, Largo crowds
E1eeted him At tho depot and Fifth Avenue lIo-
te' whore he 10 quartcrcd. At . o'rlook
=! ~ "sa % %serenaded, and subsequently, addressed
tao multitude In front Of tho l.otol. Tu-rnor-
will visit scsetnl educational luotltutioua. II"
W leave tor tenyer at 2 y. .n., striving tlcro
Friday oysniug llc viii rcmaiu there four days.
, 1875-05-20

Ut. Lot1s, May 10.-Tho procead!ncs Ia tho
contested caao Of Horny Oyersto,z aps,nat m,
Triton, Eecently elected Mayer, uere bronrht ia
sudden Gloss ycsterdRy by Ctty Register Rich.
ard Walsh refusing to allow tho com.
m!ttec appointed By tho Citx narno,
to tako Testimony to touch thn
bn!lot.bo1ne or examine The poll.bonk. ri
bsitson's counsel coutended thai thc Com1nItteo IT,,
h'd i3Ip a1 p9%ST p~rs; sS Foco'a y .o ease aud h.t
thodty to- taka testimony aad detarmIno ltSo ~ ~
matscr. Tho Committee adjourned sd ma wi1' rdS
5oLors to tho couaacsl on FrdaY night aud nd si asa
, 1875-05-20

AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

H. M Mhfomaaens gentleman md scstdeus Of Cincinnati
puba44asa tAsuusaoat tao uuitsd his,ss ' A'"'s"S@
3 ~ na1h1~.x1an.4a .1s sm. taduasd u senss ot
o. yonf n*ar.nc ,uJsoli For se1sraf years
Eth euine tfouba 4 ths and
III .aq9 9es !. tsllT :oo'lnE dssa;e pi1asas
aasH ist q !hs kdnoys sad bladder. gpd xa,s II
e1es kytnx ra .aas ny sxs.s prsrsat
Eoi siian:, s9d "a, tassa s9e 9a.a e ooda
fesa o. s.tonishnR n.1snk boon yoas
aa9 som1 !gpE us1ha sso rad uttle, Ii tho
6sS % p.ssSo she by aux bss9 suffering had
pa5lls kessl.elL Ready kaei. md Regulating Ptls-
~ tAkqg thsn u ttfss lays va yra1t-
Ie41ssu eod now fpel A wall ~ SSpr,
u. ", JA1lI5, Cincinnati. o.
, 1875-05-20
FOREIGN.
Twenty Members Resign from
tho French Committee of
Thirty.
Other European Afrafrs
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
THE COMMITTEE or TItINT1,
PAR'a, May 10.-1n tho Assembly today II.
Lathe announced tho resignation uf twcpty-ono
members Of tho Committee Of Thirty. Tho
p'chident Of the Afaonb]y slated that elections
would bo hold 10 fill Tho vacancies.
noon sTonY Bro,tED.
NERftN. May 13.-A Ro1ut-oi,lcIal dcnnl Ia
given 70 the statcment tn tho Pau afaN laze,ie
TINT Prince Danlarclt had nont ouk n cirrl,Iar
tispasc'' complaining Of tho adoption Of tl,o
peace OF Europe.
, 1875-05-20

1p<esa' UtspatcA to 1ht Chfeaoe Tribune,
Dka Ao1sEs, H., May 1o.-Tha ulte Of Gen,
oidlea died suddenly 1t tho State Agricultural
collsgs this foreaoon Of sryalpelas. The boly
will be taken to Vinton for burial.
9ttc1at DitpdteA 10 1hx Ch.a1oo Tribune,
6r. PAUL. Alnp.. Nay 1V.--Alex pepplu, IN
eld resident Of ct. Paul, born at Quebec, dIed
last night.
Gkw YoR1, May t9,-Jeremtah Hamilton. tho
Seu-knoHn colosed specui&tos II Wall street,
, 1875-05-20
THE POPE.

n AUDMEd6 to FHENEH FTJN0TM8,
Pants. May "a telegram from Nomo In the
Unlrers announces that tho Pope recetyed to-
day mora than 1000 Feuoh pilgrims. In senly
TO N address read BY VicomIe Dumas, whicl, ss-
sued him that Franco wished'to stone for tAe
past by greater Affection, lie said,
How can heIp counting upon France It l,as etyrn
ms theusand proofs OF love, Thu more we are thrsnt
ened he pEa 1t !. necessary to thow that iove Iy III
possible means. Ytua " lad aFu.Ies md sets shte
fought agkn.t tha hlahomedans, and 10 usde III.
grtlnaRes, eud when CooAus sai4 10 him, xat anl
preserve ltte which il pr esious." T4us refused
W. nv without armies snd heots, The doyerntnsnts
which saiVn deaf to our votcs. I1uyss)f an nrts
onsE IN shs ralAce, deprlsGd of tho ecnaojaion of
going out to bsthe tic IoIJ STAIRS With ny eaTs but
~ spliit an With YOU Our arms q. prayer Id IN
exemplary !itc. Let u Low our head Ict IL sloss
diusioua for t4seseened Franes snd xofldl
, 1875-05-20

se1NroN ~ kIH CuntGnt1t anu tho IQHft QlQ III
their power to discover tt1o Translator,
MONTENEGRO.
e1sSNa, May o.-Iho rorte has asked Mon.
tencRro to tond ont a Commlf8lonor nhn jointly
MIN tho Turkish Commissioner, shall undertake
ttio regulation of tho frontier lins between tic
twn COMMITTEES. This regulation Inns bnen poutl-
,ms n, h|,so isGa when, n the Arrangement which
pns a., cra 10 tho war, tho rcgnatton
Monteneero tt'ouat making lt,o reservo that
such regulation slionlA mt 30 to lis prejudice,
coneontcd to eenl itB Com,n,s.ioner, 60 tllat
advantage may DO taIcn Of tIo hprip9 and
summer season. Tho work wiIl no. ho an easy
one, for those mountain pastures wl1ioh MO
" tllh1uto i'nvs bcon Il subject Of sslifo
ai1d even warefaro. for centuries, each sido
taking advantage Of cycry opportunity to en-.
cfnan!1 upon tho oItor. Rt1I tho fact ttHclf OF
niand Turhlsh anl afontrocRrin Commission
fos!tE TO work shown that tho excitement ca Oh
hy flo pctlgotttza tlifFoonco ul,lB. nyu au! utd-
ed' and TINT tho 'olatoun bctwoon Turkey niil
alontenegro casllrot b. hftor nt 10 yety U3t.
, 1875-05-20

WAsu1saros, D. g., May l9.-Mr. John ",
Garrett, President o{ Tie Dsltimo1o & Ohio
lsosd will visit Chicago this week. Ilsts will b.
hs first stsit to Chicago s,nco tho completion OF
tho Chicago pivialon Of tho Baltimore L Ohio
1tallsoad.. It 10 understood that tho cllef pur-
Prise Ct his visit 's to determine on ,ha selection
Expositipn 1dn1 uvGps, aps a. rue !easa Of tha
, 1875-05-20

6Esefat Dttpatsh t2 Ths CAnaGo Tttaune,
sr. Paul. Alnn., May 10.-Tha Duluth Iron
Works burned laAt night. II III supposed that
tue lire caught from tLesorc ovcus. Loss, e25,-
COO insurance, $3.50.
, 1875-05-20

6ezcaaI Nspa|eh 70 tbs Ch{cago TF{bunS.
0nsHD HAVEN, Mich, May 19.-Two hundred
and fifty cords Of wood, belonging to tho Detroit
4 milwaukee, 1ta!lroad, Was destroyed by fro at
Den!nen siding yeate.day afternoon, tho aro
catching fran sparks from Oil ougiue,
, 1875-05-20
FORFEIT FIRES.

FOEEE FIRES.
81 PAr1, Mimi, May l9.-Eestsuctiys arss
aFe raging In ths wooda along Tho l.. g. L ri.
lsoat. noar Northern pncilo Junction. OYcr
1900 cords Of wood have boon burned, and sey-
oral numbering outfits destroyed.
NEW YonK, May 19.-A destructive nra Is rag
Ing iu the woods near Port Jery,s, N. T., and tic
cn.iro population arc endenYor1ng to Gtay In
progress. Several sR.-mlIls hare beou d.
strDyod. together With Il Ia1Ko AMOUNT OF Hawcd
and unsawed lumber. Tia dn:aago douu is sald
to be tu,lneilae.
, 1875-05-20

George Washington EcatAeretophnuah. onco a
Noted man 10 Wisconsin, finished scholar.
member ct thc CONSTITUTIONAL Convention aud
Or Tue Legislature. and we'll known in tbs Htats,
1as noep t!ual!y sent 10 tho Insapa Hospital.
aa liquor III large Quantities was too much for
,9aho Honck'a bnst coat which IL saIl to be- hts
old coat with a liow set OF lrAss buttons, was
iost du1lng the 0shloHl ira under most dis.
ttcsalng circumstances. lla took " oH aud put
II away carefully In l1s Office, and went out to
hs!p tue boys fight fro. WAlla ha vas away tho
once a'd coat together veta dsssoiyel into their
politics. IIe In nothing without bis cont,
A plattoyillo man went to tho n,ountaios In
huut gold year ago. Tho athcr night hs csuo
mono and found mAn Of the rano pame occu-
hy'nE tue pleasant position OF hcAd Of hiB fam.
tIy. He burst Into the houao flourIahtuY smnI1
asacnal ot 1ssoyers,, put tho husband natnGor
TWO dlan,t tcara worth cent. It took tue blhr.
Snal sna hi4 deputy to make peacO III tho family.
prison. WV w
lhe extensive preparations for tho cotemop,cs
attendant upon tho elevation OF Bl,hop uouni
Of Milwaukee, to M A1chiep,Bcopal sent arn IN
good state OF forwardnesH. Ihere viii ha =
light procession Of I'll tho Catho]Io snetics
10 milwaukee,. 1t la thought that 5000 toroi,es
NIL bo borne on this occasion, which /, Ia a,,c.
os1a ef tae conterrtnR Of the ,palliam. Addresses
Wali pc made both In EnElah and uortuan III tho
Cou!tHouse s4uare. Tho data Of tic coro-
mouios hAa not Jet been d1ed, owing to tho hon
srslval Of The Papal Euyoys, nho Lear the ponoa
doosee: S!cas-oenetal Kundg sail Monday
tnat, u ths eaYoss did not Arr,yo by Weduasdsy.
they would not reach there In icss tbSu tTo
NealA ''" 'N%a '"'
, 1875-05-20

sptetal DisrdteA 70 The Chcaoo 7r4oune,
KASaAs c11y, No., May 1o-Quiso = d!sss.
ttoua fire occurred here this morning, uoa,lr
q rltola blouk Of frame buildings bcnE Iy.
sssroyed. Eight horacs belonging to thu Amer
lean ExpEtss Company woro burned. Total ioss
aiMout $4,000.
, 1875-05-20

COLUMBUS, o., May lo.-Iho contrnnt tor
building tho 6cioto Valley Railroad was lot To-.
day to George D. Chapman. Work ts not 10
commence until The full amount Of a5f1 ana i.
aal1scttbel but. wl,on onop commenced. ths roaS
Il to 10 completed iu Quo year. ~N" 's""
, 1875-05-20
TURKEY.

aVH THE suLT1N GOT Wh0TNY,
BzR11s, May3.-The ss. Petersburg Qolos ss1s
that Turkish translation Of Mr. Fafleya H.
count OF tho financial posltlon Of ths Ottoman
Empire hAa boon plAced in the gullAn's bands BY
sans unkpQEn passop. The Sultan Vaa xrcstiv
, 1875-05-20

LONDON. May ia dispatch from T.upccs-
ton, CORNWALL Egg, says that teri bio con-
tfagration Is raging IN that town.
LusDoS, MAY 19.-Tho fro In Launceston Ina
been eStuguishea. Thoo buildings Only woro
destroyed.
, 1875-05-20

:.
GALVESTON, Tex. May ia fire It Waco
burned out UursLoin 4; Reissncs, OF the sauyer'
House; tte stores OF naalaua T. Fr;edtandor,
tho Downs Building, tho Etamtnfr Office. Fred
Axttng Johnson L. Co., 31otz l. Co., Bsuclct, mud
DAEola!9s q 1lumin. Tho losses arc ektlmated
at el25, 900; tho iusurauco, $4,000.
, 1875-05-20
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fasnr aod Ague curnd for hfty eouss. Therc /, mt
III III q. as! S!1: s1s1. ssa bbos 4. a:sste
bold by Dtuggsta. '~ Ss' s'|''s'
, 1875-05-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

At1osstorl. from Liverpool. ''p
Lospox, May l0:-Btcamshlps Cornwall, Btsts
o. !sorSlh, md Erin, from Naw York; Kcnil.
WORTH, iroN Philsde'pi.ai aud Nova Hcctlan,
1son Baltimore. hsya arrived out. '''''"'
, 1875-05-20
THE WEATHER.

,,A, ,M4isH!soEoy, D. O.. May l9.-For tho Uppor
Gss4s'na Gpnar na.ks sn4 lolon Lover soa Yses Sa
slBa1R barometer, southwcht to putthwsst F;nds9
cooler, partly cloudy weather, "'u4a'
, 1875-05-20

LONDON, May t9.-The aides Of the wrecked
ateamshfn Schiller hGva fallen In, covering her
1necle, tho beBt part Of her cargo, and PROBABLY
numbcr OF bodica. Dlast!ng oporatioua viii
commence aa soo1 az practicable.
, 1875-05-20

died to-day Of pneumonia. lie wss said 10 b.
and was reported ~ hc,ng rortL nearly nlIlnh
0f t!ollAte. lie hntl formerly been elave ID tho
Went Indies. lie lcHros two accomplished dhugh-
tark
, 1875-05-20
THE ST. PETERSBURG CONFERENCE.
MAHIrlIE LAZY.

HEnI1r, May 9.-Dr. GesSncr, dermnn Coun-
cillor OF Legation and distinguished mombor
Of tue Berlin Foreign Office, las published a
dissertation upon maritime Law, In which Io ar
riycs at tho conclusion that tho Var Codc Re-
forms to DO enacted hy the coming st.
Petersburg Conference will shortly result In
analogous changes In naval warfare. Having
criticised at longth tho 5prlugbok csac. which
occurred tn tho American civil war and lei
to Tue condemnation Of au English slip bound
for nous1al 1arDor on tha moro suspicion
that hoT cargo might 10 destined for tho
encmy. tho author procecus to represent
tho existing nBaEes Of navpl wnrfaso as q
yaslsnco with tho y'ows officially advocated BY
the 0orman, nGssian, Bwodlsi,, aud Danish Gov
ernmonts. franco md Italy loo. hc aaya, on a
previous occasion, showed themselves favour
able 10 reform. Az to England, eAo
certainly proatel by tho tlght to soize
private properly at sea while eho was
quonoe, hut now. when othor powerful uayos
arc belng formed by moro Atatcs than ono, slo
ilas ~ much to loae aa to gain by tho oontlau-
anca Of former practices. Ihs nexosabe logic
Of history will compel her to glyo IN, cgen II sic
succeeds In proyontng reform Just now.
DanL1a, May 4.--I'ho St. Petersburg Military
Conference will probably DO oronea eariy ii
May.
, 1875-05-20


AAarronp. Conn.,. MaY 1o.-Dy an explosion
at tho Hazard Powder Works, 10 IIazRrlvlllo,
this morning. MoBes Bolaox, John Snryero, and
Georgo richards wcro instantly killed. ali lesyo
large fa1nilioa.
, 1875-05-20

here ko-ttny on Tho Neoslo Divison of Tho AtiH-
hrnri. KatlRas 4 TexAs Road from. tho rnd,an
TERRITORY, ,en rouao for Enror!a, Topeka, and
, 1875-05-20
LOST AT SEA.

LONDON, Mav 19.-Auong tho reraons who
were Loaf by tho wrook Of tho steamship Cadz,
oil her way from Lisbon, Portugal, for this nort.
MAI john Morse, y dentist, Of Detroit, Mich.
, 1875-05-20
Incidents OF tho Interview Be.
tween tho Sioux Chiefs and
tho President,
Red Cloud Gives tho Lilo Direct to tho
White Race, Present Company
Hot Excepted.
Tho Orcat Chief 1fas Poor Opinion Of
Spotted Tails Iro1rcss.
Tho eavagos at Ioggerheada Concerning
the Proposed Trcaty.


WAsHfSaToN, May 10.-Thero woro incidents
in tho interview between the Sioux and tloir
nrcat Father at tho White uouso which will
fcatcoy npponr In tho rcEnlnr press dispatches.
Lone uorp, will, lilo marvellous impndonco 10
characteristic Of hIs race, had said that ho own
Cd this country oil alono A friend standing
near whispered to tho President: ~ suppose
that conclncivoly ee!tles tho question Of
third terni." Tho President could not refrain
from nupproeecd lanGh This ID tho
nearest approach to q declaration on lilo third
term that tho President has bcen indrcad to
mako. and 1t took Lotlo Horn, from, tho Bacis
Hills. to accomplish this.
Another incident Was tlfs,-the INTERPRETER
feared to interpret IL to tho President but las
made It public: Yesterday He'd Clout, in telling
thu Commissioner Of Indian Atfaiis that tho
cnt. 11e to-day, at tho Whiso i1ouse, ia
q speech. Withdrew tho exception When
the Presi5ont told oil tho Chiefs That ho bad twn
Ercnf Chiefs, I'll, Sccrosaty Of tho 1aterior and
Sioux must talk about tho tetais. Spotted Tail
advanced ciose to tic President Elooi lin finger
io5cibly III Tho Presidents face, anl said, ''Wo
havo talked with your utg Cl,iofs loforc. They
told un lios. Wo want to tnlH with ron. II YOU
Hcnd rs to tho Dig Chiefs wc ahall bo very
Ho.ry."
:. Il..rc arc disscutiona IN thu Sioux Cabinet.
Rcd Cloud said to q miscellaneous crowd through
lis snserErosot: "Lene tlorn'a Bveech 10 ,ho
Great Father Lcal. ncnsruxo. Louo Horn no b'g
Injup III mY country. already whippol him
down th.co or four tines. Nobody lay Lpno
Horn big 1niNn tl>erc." New difficulties arc Ills
covered in tbs way Of negotiating n Black Hills
ttoa:y. From tho faconr speeches fsAo Chlers
thcineclycg, and from tho intfmatlop OF tto
Interpreters, 1t appears ihas tho Ohiefs have
como 10 Washington quito AZ much to talk Of
their grievances nEninst their sgc,,.s ns to corr
Hacr pIan for tho ccesun of The Black UilIs
country. i.cd Cloud Rsa his nasuciatcp nro eaId
to 10 somewhat embarrassed by tho Opposition
which has been n,atlo a:uong tho Gi,iefs st
lcn.c. It In urged thnt by an express. article Of
the treaty, a bargain srich \. III now contcan- !
plated ID quito impossible. Following is the j
section OF tho trcutT which 1t il claimed would |
prevent tho negotiation.
An7,c1r H. N, t1c,ir for N, ccsr,oo a, -x o,.o,,
Of any rart Of thr reservation here!n escrned wsi.
may 10 held ~ eosniacn shall 10 of sny validity Or
srco - against tue fai lAdtans, es4 c1ecuted God
ss:uea " At !sa.s Of a tue n.e lnd.ana
H. TX tro XIII e. ,i ~ ne 1ats m .na ne eeesioh
.aer as 10 Isr.yr Thous Ill., esn."nt nv ~ ins snsh
.!al member Of thu Tribe Of hfs rtghts 10 uuy trac
u land selected BY him provided In Art of thia
treaty.
Ito he Aasoetated Fress.1
HAsniS1roS, u. G., May 10-T1s Sioux In.
, 1875-05-20

:. PA4soas, hsn'. Nay lo.-rhs party Of Now
York capitalists who are guests Of President
Pierce, Of tho Atlantic l. Pacific nosd. n.asod
, 1875-05-20

MHNFTOUA.
ST. PAu1, b1inn., May 1o.-Advices from Win
hfrog, Manitoba. Bay thnt tnyriads OF grass
loppoEs aro hatctng out.
, 1875-05-20

IOWA RAILROAD CLASSIFICATION,
Srte1at Correspondence qf Tbs Chtfago Tribune.
Drs Mo1Szs, Ia., May 1B.-Tha Executive
Council yoatorday afternoon classified tho rail-
roads Of this Ssasa, As follows:
Chicago i Northwestern.
Ch!caso. c!intoa Dubuque ''
ULlcsRo, Isoek Island p4cile,
Kcnsus city. st. Joseph Il Council plr,-
Rcokuk T. psa Motnes. ..
Central.
burlington / southwestern.
CbiesHo. milwaukee, 81. Paul.
Dcs Moincs Fort Dot1ge.
Dta aluincs Il Minnesota,
DuLuluo Houthwestosn.
cosass caa .'s cSs.se rsrsn su.h.
;At..ls.iPr! Valley = Western.
g. Louit, Kansas Oily l. Northern Is. Louis L
Sioux Glty i r.ciae..
Toledo Northwestern.
aro as follows:
,, Chicago, Clinton l. Dubuque, from c1.aa to
Keoank + Des 1loin.s. from 10 A.
Dr. 'o aIo!aeS EFT ncdse from IA par Of It's
The DurlInston, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota
WA not unsigned, ow,ng to ! loyal QUESTION
which .Waa rcfoTrol to tho Attofnoy-G Genetai.
Ihere la 'io doubt 1t will DO aEHiBned 10 Glass i,
although tho Company claim 1t to bo In Clasa D.
MISSOURI xANsA. l. Texas.
PAasoss, Ham,, May 1O.-At meeting Of the
Stockholders of tue Missouri, Ka,sen, l. Tcxau
Hallway Company. held lioro to-dsy. lie follow
lug Directors were elected: Hubert E, Carr
Ado1plus Meier, and Thomas J. Dastheloy. Of
st. Louis; Ben P. 1lcDouald, q. II, pfatt. and
II. @. Cross, Of Kansas z. Corning. Thomaa j.
AEisew, William II. aulon, Elisha Nieen. Georno
Hss, u. L. MeClcady. and Il. @. Dickinson. Of
Now York. Tho D.ard Ia entirely new ana
tho election is Tho result Of a settlement bos
tween tLo tiret-mol traKo boulloldefa, ornfIitors
ind stockholders. Tie old menagemept, fopre,
seutaa BY FeanciB Skiddy, Of tLs Executive
ConmIttco, and Col. Kobert i. btoycnxs'
looeral Manager, participated In ti,o
election. It IL understood that Robert il,
Carr, President of the KausAs Pacific Railvsy.
y to DO made rresidont Of the now uoari, TGos
Now York party accompanied by General Man
agcr steyenB. loft after tho election In = srccal
traIn for tho ludlAn Territory aud Texas ou an
excursion.