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REl!.IGlOuS..
Proceedings Of the Fox River
Dnptist Association.
Home Missionary Work--.Tlo Temple
Church.
Church Gatherings Elsowhcre.

THE BAPTIsTs.
SECOND DAr's rRocEEpiSds or THE FOX nlvEn
AHHoc1AT1OS.
Ths Tor River DartIat Association scs,.n1ed its
seaefons in the Enr!ewood church yestoriny
morning at Tao, lie Arnt half hour baln9 occu.
pied with prnyer-mcctlng, led by lLo lov. l..
11symond, OF Chicago.
At 8A. M, aflor invocation by tho 1sey. bfr.
Swift Of Aurora, Moderator Chaprcfl called tho
meeting to orlcr.
Tho Committee reported Highland Park AZ The
next place Of meeting; tho Roy. T. II. Ellis, Of
Michigan Avenue Church, al tho preacher OF Tho
annual sermon. With tito Rev. John Donloy. OF
Engiowood, a. altornato mud tho Rev DR.. +. i.
Cheney. Of Chicago Fourth Church, as preacher
Of tho doct,innl so,mo,,.
Tho report wns adopted.
NEW DELEaATEs.
Tho following delcgates wers announced Is
having reported since tho previous session.:
LAKE Shore Church NJ lrnHettI--3Ir. 4. II. 0rnvrn,
Ltaont church-Tho rlsr. I. u. D,bcl atd Mr. Will
U.uek1g GAureh-Ths Rov. D. T, Richards and
aicssrs. linvey snd harrington 80
fta,fed thnrth-Tho iscy. II. G. Fcr.t and s1tssrs,
j,otenrrs U.ort CAurch-The ttoy. John L, jackson
and Measra. Hopart. i:amble. and Mira. Jacktou.
HDdf'y chu'eh-Ars. a. II. aosha'n and Mrs. Rey-
..ostpars chureh-Ms. John Forbes and Mrs Nah
nlii8
0sntgo church-Thc NV. Il. L. no1t, Mr. and Mrs.
George and Miss 0Ara Z. Parker.
tt.titon chnrth.Tho lsev. David Mstoct, Slr. II,
Kan1nste church-air. and nIro. johnson, Mr., and
Mira. May, Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. John Ssylos aud Mr. and
Mrs. Nhito.
THE TEMPERANCE coMMiTFEE
ropostcd, indorting thu present Liquor law of
the htate. which cxcitod hot debate, nhd tho
unanimous reference back OF tho ropolt, with in
atructlons to amend and, after short recenR,
tho Committee brought In tho following report,
which waa adopted unanimously:
Rtsosrtd Thai recognize tho tremendous evil Of
tntemperanco, and are III favor Of totA prohibition.
and WIN continue 10 Abor for tie acconphl lhncnt OF
this object.
The Cumn,[tteo on Reception Of Churches re-
ported tito admission Of 11iurbley. liighwood,
aud Lake Shore, OF Winnctlka, churcloB,
Tue report was atlopted.
MORE STAT1BTTCe.
Several additional letters we're received from
churches which had not yot reported. tic follow
inR statistical table em6otlying thc cL,of noiuts
of Interest;
, 1875-06-03
PuLLMAN'S CARS,

<tSH AGAA 4AAA IN &HNtANus
A recent number OF tho Dalton fEngland)
Chronicle Inns The following enthusiastic letter
from an English traveller bearing hls TESTIMONY
to tho good work dono by tho Pullman Company
in introducing their celebrated cura on tho Mid.
land Hallway;
Ca1ontete-siA: fhaaks to sr. Pullman, the Aneri.
can, railway travelling can now 10 nalo source Of e-
1oyment and pleasure; And thanka 10 tho Midland
Hallway conaPauy, our American cousins aro not to
hayo ths additional comfort ull taen.srlyes "a
hasa uat now srrtved In Lonloa from Manchester ia
ona Of those ncwtang!cl railway carrugea known by
ths na,as ct ts Pullman csr' md = tiey bare no.
Ill., u sRn. s
Sumo description Of Tue "cas" {nrat-ciassS It il
shout twice Tho length OF our ordinary tist-cass
ke sas .m. a:sa 'taas y lassy rs%s .Sst
ra ~ aossssa ws . sFe aos s44 Sasa
70 theae bogtss but speass to 10 alnost siuu8 by
sa f i sS;s ss.s ~. y os III.
from esc! other may accommodate themselves aud ty
easrage 70 tbs yaryns curves y tho ns they aEs ot.
urulna III the streets. TIM carriage Itself il bsau.
Ist ciass caLla on Garl tis liz ot aan stessss ~
ss!lipf xaish !: ,sta,sAsd ~ ,sn,ilalon coming
zeal 0f gass ~ tue sdes Of tlo CARRIAGES which gyss
IT, very !igt aud asry aprolEance. fho seats also
room chaifs, covered ID crimson velvet, giving ths
a. sw!srl.-ttat ~, they turn round on .
iayos-*o thst your Iosillon bo changed u 10
yo1 Vt With youF back ~ The " Losnsa Of not 1t
zach tnl there IL ayatory for 't1adies sud tor
"gsnt*,aea reslsc'!sely aud also capital smoking
1oo,. There sre two oe shttS RaAilrueu tp blne-uo
naF taiitt t.bbIs-but two of thoss special aud ii.
G3hla" u frstctaxs stassss who no called gcwarls
@ aIet nt'!osnn, - we'll - their mauucrs, sro very
In n' anS 1ains-n'o cloth. vary bright gilt tuius
e @ , wn*s sx.asat hs!nr4s to b. 10 st,snl 10
sne ao so.nft W ol rsssehRer4 but tor TIN tifs II nu
~ w. fsry different y ths Individual who goea Iy tlst
naue ~ tea.se hat vAt&s dnss 1pIaaT u bu to
ngEage as tla terniaa1 stasious. an.t sn.nsii.us.
~ las stations ~, On ihe wsy,wel, after Ills lung
London waissr, a4kel Il woall t.ks iunen. mi
u course s!l1 "lN," Il being now haIi-past Il
o'a9ex' aud being qua of Aosn vulgar peopla rhu
, 1875-06-03
DR.. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

pasfnotty ta1tslaas 41s1Anfy coated with eweet 19,
Rally: e'sn;s III st.sSSilee. IA.
hl1ar. EakYs Klttfayst blaalot. R.t!pss Dlse{ss..
s.si n!lo. ri y " NtS5asl ":
iabs. oontalplns no mercury. ulaasAl. o. dsatafuus
tS 0hssrve thY following symptoms stsastinz from
pitotdst. q iLs blxastifS uissas ~.
Ile.d, fetdy es ta b.nss Ntuss* ltss,thn5a ni.:
xYss It oo HSss. - M MSset r. n H. n, s9tf% y ta % h9n.
tf ssks:nf ka'f Il III nq:sA I'D s1sss 1ssIs
ng ssntao9 oa lytag po.9te. ulaso;: r .,,, H.,
IN tii,a asJ ISeespsT u rni.ntts"n Yel1asness u
IT, FIJI sad ryo: fs IL the s;as Ghst Limbs sna
isw dnsos ot MAiWhViS Til.f5 ~!l irse ths sy.ss@
from al t!r AAosa-nansl d!t.,tH4. Fco = ceut4 pct
bo4. bold by drugxIats
Read "FRlso aud Trllc,"
t2sa aas asas4EstArpp h. HAuWAY co.. IA. q
W4iEsn.st. hsx xosk. Iutastnauaa sa3ta thoassnae
EiA h teu& }s1-
, 1875-06-03
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From peoninsnt 8ant!a1an and tssdsnt OF Cno!pnAh
0 tor tho patt fVKiy vol known ~ the
publ1haEs thruuRhout tho uultuti htatos.
...- FEw Yonx, OCT. II. l871. .
DH. RApwAf-DEAh Sln; I an iuducod ty ! aon4o Of
H., kts han u Soss %.tifne nt.e n1 sot91sl yoa!.
nttakfy usgans which twsya mouths aRn su!1unse
u mat tptrtby .Fcclnx disease, which tho phJt!eans
I'll sa WAS In tito sthA AIsu In
nams'nn ot ths k!dns1t Anu bladder. end =
rsG Ia ttsa phtsxSRs x
physc!*n. nnd .ad tAksn laEFe 4uantlty Of medicine
bad 1e1d Of astonishing curss having bean by yat
fsTcdss Aud aoa9 fuas month"; !pa'4 nyoo Q the
e'sssc o. psstsa VIE A.d long bsea .aassi1a =. aaa
lAttla, hesn!sshL laaAy Aelef. ana egp4ttux Pulls
4nd commenced taking tAcn In thrso days gruAt-
u te4leTedt Al1 now fstl ~ Mcll DTer.
u. II. JA1iIS. 0laelnn4h. O.
, 1875-06-03
coIptf woro sls3.43. and tho expenditures

eo'ps9 woro sls9.43. md tho expenditures
On tnolton,. = Committee consisting Of tho
. ltev. Metbrs. 1lnIart and Dmt'oi, anu Mr. Uouno
'Wcro appointed t., cnnftr Will anil adyiBe ih@
Aurora Coosfd Church In regard to tho.r tnau-
cal difficulties.
Tic COMMITTEE on miscellaneous D,s!nns. rc-
ttnportcd, recommending lint tie lettcrs FROM
t10 cAhFchc0 10 wrltton hH c1hcfsalr al I,uH tbtc
not lnling. however. to put In ali incidents Ut
Importance aud interest.
YET AGAIN.
Tho Committee on hffrsonHrT offered tho fol-
lowing A. tholr amended scrDt5 which WAS
adopteds
:, Tour Missionary Committee, to whom was rc!c.rct
tho qns.on nt tho prartcald'!iy Of ue a,port Ut MI
ttnsrsnt missionary labor in Tho huisla Of ta hso-
Iuise particularly into tho .ttstntIou within tis lin
s Of THO Association. and r1oisly ts rctut y thrtr
Ahsociation, asking tie 1o,ra to cnoipiate With l"m
IN n ihv for :. .ssh @ at thy H. tafhr M
mend tse hearty sntercst manifested hy PASTORS In
destitute ells aitaeeut to then aud earcstly nat
extension Of Ibis labor.
TEs111H cnsrcH.
Tha 0onlmftseo On tho Condition Of Tomplo
Chuich In ia i01atiuns with ttlu Association re-
ported aa folow6.
Your Cotnmttttc have mol bcon ahlo to nscesa!n tho
church on sho .aub)eet q n aspiration ffo.n our
ese!sssstcal & &fq9wshtr Ihcy wonid therefore. rec
S SSfS fhn aSar sn s c1,sn a. ss:s e. rrosrG
any alienation Of feeling whch nay avn eri4td, an
has 70 nnal scdto be taken Ia Tue eate Of his Beasio
but that We walt lilo developments NJ nDtlcr year.
Aftor prayer by TIM nov. AlF. Corwln, tho
Association took recess Until 7:31.
T,iE EsEAI:id EXERCISES
conht8tod OF q l,aif~l,ollr prayer-lneeting, md
number Of Interesting addresses OH Centennial
education work among tho Daptihts, nmopg lilo
speakers bning tho Rows. I. II. Ellis X. j.
EEoBt, and l.. Moss, D. D.
, 1875-06-03

The DamnEe Allowance Oase-st.
JOHcpia l1arDor--Eho Sioux still Oh.

The namnEe Allowance Onsc-8t.
J0ncrla IHar1or-'rhe Sioux Still Oh.
stlstutes
Speetas Dfspafch to m. chfcaao 7tf6uns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 2.-A.tornoy. Gem
oral piorsoront will not return until Monday
next. This will Dolby any decision In tho dam
ago allowance case, which comes up frou, Chica-
Co. until. at tho earliest, tho latter part Of ncxt
week. The lottos OF submission from the Troas-
ury Department. will, II is expected, recetya
Piorroponta personal. attention. The latter Ia
IN Now York on private buslncus, aul In search
Of Al Asslstant Attosney.0 General.
70 The Assotkrftd fTfss1
BT. 1oBEPMd uAnaoA.
WASHINGTON. D.. O.. June "A board Of en-
glnecrs and oaiootB. to consist OF bls1. D. @.
Houston, Capt. 9. 3. Gillespie, and Oapt. 8. II.
Mansfield. las beau appointed to meet 1t st.
har0or Of 1t. Joseph, and the construction Of q
railroad bridge acroBs II, aud roport whether tho
bridge materially Affects the commerce OF thu
Aatbor and 4 so In what u,annor its construction
me tresldont had counael with the Indians
1t tho Interior Department to-day. The presa
anA al! outsIdora were excluded, Ths Indian
commlasonst @ E'yos tho folloylus synopas ofthe
that had bocn drawn, sel!nquIslliuR The Ind!aus,
right to hunt In Gebraska, aud reaoryinR TO them
Tho country north Q, tho NiobrNa lisor, out
bl4p VI tAo!1 IcaAFFatleQ. AL the country north
Of tho North Platte Ia cousideTetl ~ uncsdcd
sorritorY. liy thia they give portions Of tilia
country, and reserve tte part wlero the led
Cloud end Spotted ed Tail AgenoIes a5o looststl
lie sAid tho t25. 900 Nere for ptesants,. aud TO
ba given In money. He offered to ALLOW tLem
to name person to receive tho money and buy
such thInga as they wanted, Il Tho persoa
named was proper person to recelYe It.
lie expressed bis desire to SEQ them we'll nro,
ylaed for during hls term OF o1lcc, and asked
thom sgafn to consider tho oucs.ion of Tos
moving to the Indian Territory. Bpottod mi
Baid the Government was asking too ipnol., tbat
certain portion Of the country bad neyer been
cedel, and Ia wAitod 10 know whon tuey wora
10 10 paid for that. Ho alluded 10 tho section
which which thoy still tntoadcd to retatn, Ha
declined to sRH this agreement, aud BAid lie
would go homo to bis peoplo and 1oud word back
what he would do. lIo waa told tho mopoy
would lapse into tho Treasury on June 90, and hg
asked * BoHle one hero could Aol1l It uutll they
could return to thoir country aud send word
back what bis people would do. Much further
conversation followed upon The subject, ana tha
President was finally compelled to Leave, the In
diana hayingdecilned to hign tha agreement.
posTMAaTRna APPOINTED.
Tho Presidont has appointed The fologip
post.nassar1: Tho1nsa Baylor. East Bani uaw;
Mich- David Day, Ut. Paul, Minn.
, 1875-06-03

Eve3 drop Of tho assapar!l1ian Rcaolvenk oo.nmuak
catsi through tho boud. sweat urine. and ushef uIs
an lueos u tho systou THO sEnr Of Ito. for 1t rops
HetSfe % syps 9en:nnption E!andnlas disease ulos
el'asees tram the and The wori forms of skin d.
0n: Th0u, e5sspc's; sshs. hl.sk ; spo.; "
nslnul dlschtrsoa night aVeate ioas ol ,pe1r an iii
wnssa Of tho fo pfinClplo within tno curative
w uroYo 70 any erson us!us 1t for either disease IL
Tho patient. daily becoming reduced hy the wastes
and docomposlton that Il coniuuaIy pruRressipR suo
E asw ;l made i7sn hcalsy blood ihs i.
for whou onco this ronedy oon,ocos ia wosE of pari
cation hnd .He1eo44 t9 dlnnlshtnE the oss Of Hastos
feo himself growing bettsr and atrGngeT tic food d.
coating botor. appetite Improving and csh and woisht
Not oog d9es thu sarsapar!.n nnsol.ent esest au
known reodia ag.nta la Tho u Uhroc, Rcsolnon4
tyo cAra fex
, 1875-06-03

81. I.ou15, Juns IA numerously- attended
meetlug WAS hold at the Ms1chants' Exchange
to-day, In the intorost Of the gsasshoppcr-
stricken counties In tho westoru part Of tho
State. Senator Oockesel aud the Hon, Iii.
.McClelland mRle apeachaa. In which they de-
tailed tile deyastations In the rayaged dstElotY
aud destltution aud suffering OF the peap!e, af-
ter which handsome fund WAx subscribed, aud
considerable amount Ut provisions, grain, aud
cioss to.murEov in detasoncs to Gov. IIs5diu'a
ho,eallad gr&sshoppsr proclamation. Tho aay
will DO generally obsoEyed, aud s*ryiecs laid Ii
4 large numhex Of cA4fak
, 1875-06-03

New foHx Juno 2.-Arstved. steamships hb7s,
sinia. from Liverpool; Arsagon. from lristo,.
FAkT,tEn. .potAr. Juuo 2.--Stcamship Quebec.
FROM Liverpool, has arrived.
HALIFAX, n. H., juno 2-Sleamer Fatsday left
g5dney Yesterday for Now Fouusllautl.
NEW Yonx. juno 2.-Atriyed, 2. steamer Cs!lfor-
MA, from u!Asgow.
, 1875-06-03

Getrsspcnszses If Tbs Chicago 1rtbsn4
NuscAriaK, H., May 80.-A 1ra broke out in
small stable In South Muecat!uo about haIf.past
. tha afternoon. and soop spread to tho build
ngs around TIL fourteen bu'ldiuga wcro con-
Bumed, Probable lona from $4,000 to sl5, 600.
At ono time Il looked vary seslous. Owing to
Tho prolonged drought everything waa worry dry
aud burnt rapidly. Mr.. Funk, ota Of tho nro-
prsetors Of one OF tie buildings burnt, got 10
bally hurt "a to probably cripple him for lifs.
, 1875-06-03
A751 81
Cn.
"a


S},7s4s 70
On Tho Abovo arconnts e3.2l7.o3 llas beeu
collected and sl'j bi9.4l Inns been paid. Tho
earnings for tho year 1874 were $745, 06s 49, Tic
:l9t.iD43.47, showing an ncrcnss over thoao Of
the Eamo portion ut the previous ysar of e35.-
GG0 u, which Wol!d hayo bean Gvon .tnoro lind
tho ratcs for coal tre,glts been na1ntattcd. The
expenses have beon Ito creator except when
extra trains wore run aud extra mon oa,nloyed.
1t the road continues to show as favorable re-
Bllts i'll tho future aa In tho immediate
past. tho back wages to men md the extra
amounts nccd d for repairs can all he met out Of
tho llot earnings. THO two dirislons Of the
road have been opcratcd together aud no state
uent can bo made Of tho relAtiye oxpcnsos Of
visions in tho following proportions: Tncnty-
four locomotives all the lassohgcr, nat', bag-
Eago. and cabooss-clra. 81 etock-cars, 135 boz
md ST. Goal-ears to tho Illinols DIVISION aud 10
locomotives and 225 coal.cars to tho Indiana di-
yi1!on.
Tho following Ia attainment Of tho moneys ro-
cciye1 atu 1lhbussed between Fcb. 2a and Juno
!, 1875:
1iecesseu .$!G0l5l.l7
Dlsbnfsed l51,H24 50
balance on hand. nd....................6 s.21l.J7
A compensation for their services, tho Re-
cciycIs ask Tho reasonable nl,ounE OF gu por
cont IN tho amount collected, or 81, i,1E370. Mr,
brown then closes mis- long hnk exhaustive repott
by stating that ho Ina delivered over to teu.
Aldotaoh. btu successor, tho posaess1on OF the
Chicago, DanvtIle & ViuccuneH Railroad. TO-
su.lcr aitli nil tho boo!s and paperd, Including
s1{ QUO In chattol mortgage bombs Of 1876 also
:45.090 in convertible mortgage bonds OF 1873.
and s9.05l.! i IN c!,ccks aud drafts, and snbmlts
hsMself To tue Master In ChRncery, ami submits
n detailed account OF all nlrneys rocclyad und
d.Hbnraed, for tao bettos satisfaction OF tue
, 1875-06-03
FIRES,
In CAlEhDA

IN CHICAGO.
Tho Alarm from Box JIG at $3.50 O'Clock Last
night Haa occasopod by = Aro In tramo build
ing In rear Of No. 195 West Madison strcot, oo-
curied BY Pa,sou E. Mayhem, ia Il brass foun-
dry. Tho damage il estimated 1T $500. The
building w@ but slightly injured. 4 defective
1us Haa the cauae Of the fire.
, 1875-06-03

THE LOUISIANA FUNDING ACTS.
N1w OaLnANs, La. juno 2--JudGe Bradley
yesterday granted writ OF er1or to tho 8uprome
Court Of tho United States from, the Saprcma
Court Of LouiaAna In ths mhntlamns caao oe
MacAuley w. Clnton. It will tato IN tho
question Of the conntitutiouAllly Of tho Lousl-
nua Funding acts OF 1874.
, 1875-06-03

HALLWAY COLLISION.
Spsefa} pfsnatth to The CA'caoo Tribune.
LAPoRTE, Ind, juno IA collision occurred
on tho Luke Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
way, fcw miles vest OF this city, this evening.
Frofght-trAin No. % failed to eide-track, and
aging tue engines and eight cars. No one was
dangorously ipjurQi.
, 1875-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS,
&TTtn

sptcsat dispatch to 7hs C1,caaa Trfoane.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Juno 2.--Thc Episcopal
Dioccaan Convention mot to-lar. with twcnty-
four clerical and sovsnteen lny delegates in
attendance. Bishop Talbot presided, aud raad
the annual address this afternoon, after ap-
pointing regular standing committees. To-
night general missionary meeting WAS held at
b. paui's Cathedral, but the storm interforod
with the attendance. The catlladsal will be
consoctated tomorrow, In hls address, tho
cathedral systen wbicb is H TO be- formally % % In.
Augufnted Tomorrow. That portion OF the
add1eas was referred to speciai committee.
, 1875-06-03

THE WRECK OF THE SCHILLER,
New YonK, juno "A dispatch from London
atatea that tho spccso {s300, ,000 on board Of tho
wrecked steAnlship soliiler remains undiaooy-
cred. Mut,lsted bodies OF tho victims Of tho
dsastcr c0ukinuo to como ashore.
, 1875-06-03
TILE BLACK HILLS.
A suRMtsE

A suRMtsE.
Special Dtst,ateh to TIE cateaqo 71tbans.
BIoux OrT1, juno 2,-The five white 1nen re-
ported killed by thn Iudlaus III the Blaok liilla
afs supposed to bo John Frazes's party, who
went thare abouk two uouths ago from Qakots.
, 1875-06-03
SPORTING NEWS.
THE TURF.

,r,rrr wv: n,,.s,xa p.cpa
- ,
1no loHo~lhe eutrles Aafo pecH Hlauc 1o1 'nn
running racoH at tho Dexter Palk first July
meeting:
,,oTr. er.pr. ron 1.vr.e.orna ,n,yq
A. Ilsnktnn,. chjcaao' h. .. Ars.n,n.'
Il j. Nuwtt,t carinyiilr. b. T. Jepuje Rovott
William pra.lys, Peoria, Il. /. Moltfc u.
itnucty b. Smiths, Kat.ns Cny. hr. 6. 8angarea.
y. IL. danca'. slr'11gaell. ch. 9, Bill nHtlts.
JUVENILE sIAKEsf foh 2.itAlI-oLp3s JULY D.
=. hanE,ns ;,'',.,a Ghrsas,, my huy. r,,.
,Ha.v IL ~, II sis. sn.as y. Ii,v = Srtiaeh
+. II. jo;,t.; Snrinr.ie!i. RI. +. IL Marion.
4. Beil.nt.+, Cnicago. b. c. Malcolm. IL,
-YEAt,.ul, nrAEE, July j.
4. lIankns, Chicago. b. T. Arn1n,,s.
III: J. i;'wctlr Car!lnsil'c, n. &, Doctor Weldon.
N1Nlrm brauyt: !eurltt U. I. Mollle u.
tsnr@e l.sss Il nav ,,,un ~ .; Kl1o & stfese' Ya
X n 'Iuncs; sn,m.asi w u; hi; II is1"- NV
rn.,s.v.. >t,r,.,.t.
-, 4o-"A. -, 'tA Stt~
1hefe "aii oe h'aslhco ut poxser Fnrk THIS
afternoon, With tacos fur $50 2:i0, and e:50
Au.sos, Admission 10 tue par will 10 FREQ.
,ur ruospeur p,pvu.rs
r,, r.,. 1,.sa q. 49, n..,,. p..
Nh" 'o'"' 'uno '.-.>s 'n' i1ofpee' ia'k
f1eca to-iny. tic 2;31 tt0t was NON bY Arthtlf
Dustin Jim hoco1,d. Lady Da'.lman tllild. Time,
y;,aa@;, 2;n3lf, a;3l15, 2:3ll5, Lady Dabluau
vou tho frat Icnt.
In tI,r ,cee rnr lin a.a, ctaas t,,cro wora h,t
tyn rntrins.-TInmys jn,Ycrs',, nni gsnsat,nn
ILc ,,ee was Won hy 1rsfr,a i, t,oo stsnIsI.,
, 1875-06-03

l!o-fiko nauy tefptranco places without Il. anAeA-
On ha M ps<sss Sat at b. ee ill., aet NO snJ,hins
wrhed-.that IL, he could "ecn.l out for anytlng
might tcstfo-at tho matt Station. TO- an sAt!l bes
s1rc. ne 1tdcr Tss eyen, and ,atd waui ats 4
tins The Farnn gentleman. steward. or walter tanyhnG
ready followed lin, and having stepped oft Of ihis
room into another ID i Ehnllcn,aht liaafc, ci,-
tered what appeared 10 MT 10 10 aritc1ass tesa..
Eant IN which ware rows Of hnall tablcs or sos aldo
Ing nuch, WHICH inel,,dcl lottles OF rortez. earet,
and champagne. Tloak tca, anil raftnok Of him,
foyl t,sns Wen. q soh rsad rea hut,s5 sheese
narsn rait, shitii,R.. Having dovourca all thcse
Hnoi thtnfa !ozccrt tho taptii Of conrsel. thoT
had @ wanh and hrush etc., In the Gcntleunns looiu.
Into comfortable apsrtteut called Tic smoI!Egrooin,
where l am now-wlilat writing ttts-rnjoying my
aster;ti!onss etHar Aud now MY thoughts bsgin to
wonder why thc !" Midland II should have = mo-
norniy Of tl,s art Of making railway travelling a
fsiendt-of saoon.catrfage which, hy-thc-t,yr,
had 10 10 specially arranged for such special aeroI
n1nilnn-nott 70 be hal wis1.ont hrca days notice.
s''lsr Tins Of railway eter trasel any other except
!hc!r own7 Anyhow. ! th!nk that II one Of thcso
"lai1nni, cars could so placed r!sllnR At Vic
torA Station, besfe ono Of tho ordinary SALOON esr.
r!sRes, tho comparison would be snrh TINT kotnc good
woNid be eurat 10 cons uf It. At tbls roin,, ytl
know, much moro might DO said. bit ~ comparisons
re. 10 yoar in,axinstioa n hs sso of sdyorll.tns
anil rHG, Il fnny not bo alth for mo to Mate that
lave no ac1natnsance with Mr.. Pullman any of Ills
friends. nor haYo ans interest Ia sie Mt'lia,"l,
though et or they, or YOU. may mako wllnt ee Of this
ron like and tho right Of tran.at'rn is not reserved,
~ II ls written rao UoSo puDL1co.
, 1875-06-03

!
LAFAYETTE. 1nd., Juno 2.-Tho Indiana State
sunaay-echool mot ia convention this 1norosng +;
prasidont, William II. lowering Tho report
madc good showing. Miss Had!ey, OF Mary.
land, read d paper entitled :" Woman's Work iu
tie sunday-school. E. D. Jones, OF st. Louis,
gave sample Of hta mndel Suuday-Bchool oxor-
cisee. Tho Rev. Gilbert Dolanatar. Of Indian
Of temperance Ia tho Sunday school. SCHUYLER
Colfax. who occupied tho Opeta- -Honao tllls
evening with Ills lecture on Abraham 1.ncotn,
waa called out and made q fow appropriate re-
MsrLa
, 1875-06-03

1ap1ANApoL,s, Ind, Juno 3.-Duripg tue
hoavlest Of tbs rain laat night. a bolt Of light
niug struck stable On st. CLAIR street, burung
It 10 tho ground aud INSTANTLY killing valuable
horHQ.
, 1875-06-03

tptefal Dfspatch 10 1As Chicago Tribune,
DETRolT, Mlch., Juno 2.-ieA.orday Thomas
9oodoy, "a ycars old, waa drowned IN tho Huron
River, near Dexter.
, 1875-06-03

r
Toar WAYNE, Ind, June 2.--At tllo annual
mooting Of tho Stockholders Of tho Fort Wayne,
Murclc 4 Cincinnati Railsoad. held this aftor-
noon IN tho Office OF tho Company In this cisy,
tho following Board OF Directors wns choscn to
scrso Tho ensuing year: John u. Forbes. Henry
8. Russoll, Charles II. Dalton, George ". Bald
win, George Tyson, John A. Darnhau. Horace
II. Hunnovo!l, Edward ]. Hale, John W. nroota,
and Elijah Smith, all Of Boston. and 1nts An
dorson. Of Cincinnati. The Hoard rcmains tho
same aa last year, wish one oxcopton-EHjah
Smith taking tho placo Of tho lion. james l..
Joy. who declined recollection. Tho ofslcora Of
tho COMPANY will continue as heretofore, with
Charles II. Dalton N propitlont.
, 1875-06-03

HEEo1MHD CHURCH or Aafxn1oA.
Nav YonH, June 2.-Tho General Synod OF
the Rofoamed Church Of America organized to
Jersey C'tv today BY electsng Pref. Charles
Scott, Of Michigan, aa President.
, 1875-06-03

CONFEDERATION or pfHHop.
PORTLAND, blo., juno. 2.-Tho 1T, Rev. James
Heafy Was today oonseorated Bishop Of this
tsiocosc. Tho Cathedral wat crowded With moo.
pic, and in tho eauctuary wote two bishops ard
q putuher OF priests.
, 1875-06-03

SCHILLER VICTIMS.
Special Dhpateh TO TAs Chicago Tribune.
MnwAuKEk, June 2.-Tho romains Of aIr. and
hlra. Friond, lost on tho Schiller, arrived to-
day, and wero buried. The procession mas a
mile and half long.
, 1875-06-03

THE s1fLwAuKEE cEnEMp:;tAL.
susc7at D,spdteh to The Ch.caso fr,b,tns.
bfIwAuKEE, June 2.-Membets Of tho Catho-
lie clergy, and members Of tho Caslolle societies
from 81 parts otthts State. arc arriving by overy
Mos tomorrow,