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NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
nLOoMlN0ToN, ILL.

fpeftat Dtspa&ch n 7at Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 2a.-The Commence
.ncnt exercises for the year 1876 iii the State
Normal University wcro held this morning In
The University. Tho claas Of this year NUM-
bcrcd nineteen, only three Of whom were In
dies. The graduates' nafnes arc as FOL-
lo*s: Charlcs 4. Mcs1urrs, Mclean
County; Arabclla .. lpen, Mclean
County; Truman D. A[osher, Livingston
County: As,,ury ". Crawford, 14.sallc County;
benjamin 4. Hedges, Ogle County: .1oscpll +,
Lyon, Kansas; George II. Beatty, Dewitt Coun-
II; Louisa c. Larr!ck, Mclean County; Lcr0y
i. Nood ncKalb County; Lewis G. Donglerty,
Warren County; William Il. ChnnlhcslalI,, Ver-
million County; Daniel S. Putcrbaugh, Mclean
County; Dewitt c. Tyler, Dekalh County;
Amanda II. Puecy, Champaign County; Charles
Mclean Comfy; George II. Djnsmorv, liko,
County; ]. Thompson Johnston, McLcan Coun-
IS; C!nMdius 3. Kenyon, Wisconsin; Mary L.
Bass Burenu County.
Nhen the ynledtctury had been pro-
na,,ncei, cx-Preaitlent Edwards, attrr n
brief hut most excellent address,, awarded
the graduates their diplomas. Or. Guuly, Of
the ata,e Board, also made slurt addreas to
the graduates.
Tie asual reception wns gircn this yrar hy
The stu.ients III Society Hall Of the University.
It wua pleasant and highly enjoyable niIalr.
The school will bc again reupencd Oh Sept. l.
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PHILADELPHIA, june 22.-Therc Is rcmarka-
hle galaxy uf musical artists so1ournfug briefly
In Philadelphia and participating in series OF
three grand cnnccrts ut the Aeaicn,y Of Music.
The second of thuse entertainments was giyet.
last evening, aud nitcr tho exercises were over
brilliant reception, was held at the pllla,lcl.
phfa nanson Of tle eminent New York utant,
makers, Decker nros. Among the distinguish.
cd artists present were Clara Louise Kellogg,
Annie Louise Cary, Julia Hive, Mrs. scgul1,
Miss Esmcrnla Ceryansct. DrlgnolI, Ferranti,
s. .. Mills, Joseph White, the Cuban s1ollui.t,
AMI others. Representatives Of tho press
from all the leading cities were also In attcntl-
ancc, and tic event WIZ one Of rare interest
hnc,l congregation of musical celebrities H. not
tilnc to GOine
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From Vermont conlcs the following story Of tho
m!,haps of baby; Last Thufsday Mrs. ". j.
mouths OIL III baby cab standing On .hs potaco.
to whee! It ln The street She left i TOT moment
rolled four steps to thu driseway. across ilst and
= piece ct ground aon,e 10 u rods In width, 10
the b4nk of tho 4uecheo Riscr, thtncc dawn 4
bank IL feet high Into ths river. This mother ind
etarlt,t after, but was unahlr 10 cntch mp She
aashsi Into thc river and cnnght the CHILD. hut
oens ~ 4etp water wa4 obliged T. III 20 thv babe
tu saw hessclt Ths hoa4einata haA tu,lowea
after her Gn REACHED tho river In tnse TO saw thu
mplheF; or Tas baby was carried by the cnrrcnt
shout "a rods, when . gentleman who had xtt-
ncssed ~ affair reached ths sttsatn and secured
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Special Dlspotch 10 TIE Tribune,

Sptetdf D'stoich 10 TIE tribune,
La CROSSE, WIs., June a.4..-TuE TnInrSr's
speeIul from this point nf june 20 reported the
appearance throughout Northern Iowa aud
Minnesota Of q new despoIlcr Of the growing
wheat, small black aY, which Is now stated to
bc the Hess[an fly. Later reports cast still
gloon,er shadow over the harvest of
which go much had been expelled
The R7md|itau and Ltautr Of ttenlglt publishes
statements frutn Wells, Albert Lea, Winnebago
City, Mimi; Northwo"l, Ia, aud othrr points
show for tic present crop. Interested parties,
skcptical about believing the reports received
regarding The t!oings of this iiIsect, hive gonc
tn examine fnr themselves and will report. in n
day or two the result Of their investigation will
he given to TmE TnluUSE.
, 1876-06-23

HHh8 kAHHkb.
iatssi in'ssso S .........S g SS9SS g g 9 s9i
Two.ba.c aiiiis-crayor, !.
TStal Sasrs @ on S''s.yhssaro: 1s; Mntua,, =.
Ep,i{s, s1iSs on ss.H ,ss Ania
s9'rlh. l; Start, l.; liootl', t-Mntua',3.
t.aAes nn called hu!ls-Chcugo, l.
iasrel bais-Whte, !; lllcss,1.
MiId pitches -spahlg, l; Matthew's. l.
Time of gane'Ywo huusa.
ump!.e--M ii. Walsh. L0ulsy!l!e.
This score, which shows more base-hIts ami
,,escF errors for the homo club. would secls to
naleatt TINT they had an easy Kamc, hnt any
Que who saw thu contest Gun testify that IT. was
u &toUtlY-fuught a!li hastlly.won I'LL athletic
.ats!e " l1as see,, seen tn tl.is sity for hing
;'Ee. The srure 0f hase-hta is deceptive, as At
!ssat half those credited u Chicago Wcru Ina,iu
sssud Oh them. Again, tle majority Of errors
:s..m :ss.m on tho Mutual score. While
a.; ~ Is true. II il 9Iso trus tlat
lles between him and White, gavo the Musua.s
ts, t,ssc 5u,'s, while four tines as many muits
seote' s There !s guI deal IN the sizc Of oil
cfrnr, un,l the clcyrress viii. which the player
III IL ant the right tlMr tu make Il.
nncsI'tc tie lnisplays, yesterdays gamo was
~ sal! u tinr work, and so!,o q the best fielding
= TTok very difficult high dY ott lialltnan's bat.
~ ~ neatcht ground plays Of the game were by
snrsr OF Whito and BY barnes oil Holds
u! !he cue unlueky man in thu gaIno was Mr.
,M'ais!s, whose cyii star led him to uulpirc 1t.
~ "s hui at least twenty ciosc decslona 70 make,
~ ~ suInv Vt thcln would hays puzzled "thu
aaasss tuau." IL say that Mr. Walsh was right
II II ,xfong on any given point xoulA be only
bit ona mans Judgment against a1iottcr's,
, 1876-06-23
TIE OTHERS.

Cof.LEbE OF TECHNOLOGY.
The annual anniversary exercises Of The Col
Icgcof Technology were held Wednesday eycn-
tng. Dr. Marcy prcaidcd. The exercises con-
Hlstct, of the reading Of thcacs by the following
graduates, according IT, the following pro-
grnn.nr:
Review Ut tho Subntructnre Of the st.
sity'p t,q'" pr'aso' +. h1'isn i,n,wn IT.
ltcsirw of the Point bridge, Pitts.
neyltw Of tho Fullerton Avenue con-
lntt Chicago. III. ....,,...........E. F. Potter.
Review of ttle HntIti rnsa jctty woska
al The mouth Ut thu Mistfs&p itlyer. T. 81. Jones.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
The ANIMAL reunion nf tic alumni AssDca-
tfnn was held at the Woman's College, Wcdnrs-
day evening, md WAS largely attended. Al
Irctsea were mstle by Gov. Evans, Dr. Fowler,
Mr.. j. d. McGutl1n, tic Rev. Jntncs W. uaney,
mil otllcrs, after whtcl, refreshments wcrc
served. The afTa!r WIS pleasant onc to those
present.
Thr Prea.ilent's 1cvcc was held last evening.
DR.. Fowler's residence Nus throngcil with
friends of the University, who were handsomely
chtvrtnlnc1, and thus closed an eycntful Com
tncncetncnt scasDt.
EyAHs1oN SCHOOLS.
The closing exercises of the Evanston public
fclot'ls occur tI,fs cycnlng at the Methodist
church. Tho programme Is IN excellent Unc.
, 1876-06-23

The commencement exercises Of the primary
department Of the Hayes School, corner ot
Lcnvltt and Walnut streets, were held ycster-
day In Divisions Nos. Q, 10, H. Il, 49, II, is, 1G,
and IS. The programmes were attractive, tlIG
raofns deliberately decorated with flags, cycr-
Green's, mud rtcturrs, and the attendance large.
The children acquitted themselves with great
credit, and displayed u proficiency in their
studies which could not have hccn acquired
except through the MD nf asstduoua md able
teachers. This morning the gra1nmar depart
n,cnt Of this school will hnve it's exercises fur
which MI equally attractive programme has
been arranged.
DEAnnorsN SEMINARY.
Tho eighteenth anniversary Of Dearborn Sem
innry attracted 4 large and fashionable at,dience
to Plymouth Church last night. Tho cxcscIscs
were Interesting, and thu graduates, of whom
there were dozen, acquitted themselves credit
ably.
THE CHICAGO sEMINARy.
Tho anniversary exercises of tic Chicago
Seminary, which il situated on Sheldon etrcct,
nnd under the control Of Miss Gregg, crowded
the chapel Of tic Third Presbyterian Church
last evening, With friends md parents Of the
young lad!cs who were 10 takc part In the cxcr-
ctscs.
Tile house being completely filled, shortly
nftcr n'clork the exercises began with prayer
lIuIH llt hCts dHllFllA HlllCFb1nY VI {llE 2ttOHu
baptist Church. who took tic place Of tho Roy.
D. y. Va'dcrvccr, who was unavoidably ab-
sent.
Then followed a piano performance By Miss
cctsa t. r.' as Ybaes viii M "Elisr ' dAmoFs PsSs e g.
utnl 1t received much applause.
Miss Helen Il. White, i charming young Indy,
rendered rsgitatcn ''Roi,annt Of thc 1'ngr,
ii a. acceptable manner. Misa White is blesscti
with fine appearance, sweet fnce, and vplce
full aud enidot1,. Her infection md delivery
were unusually goo1, and showed much tratn-
though 1oug, was fa.lltlessly committed, ant
she was tile recipient OF much applause and
1nany beautiful flowers.
TG hGys IN Youth was tsn gysn BY
layk If confidence, though her performance was
crct!|table indeed to one Of her years,
Miss Jennie NJ Wilbur IN her recitation The
Pipes nf Lucknown {WhittFcr) showed herself to
lle possessed Of clear voice. great sc}f-pusecs-
sioit, a1,a fine delivery. Her ellorts were
Wnrm}y appreciated.
so the os ss po,s%ns ss,oi Of te nte
anatss, "0 ss sen key dse"ssed t1s 3 ,wo
Ideals, sfastcrs OF the World" in a manner
suggestive 0f Thought a1sl careful preparation.
SHE handled tlc subject lncthndlea1y, and COM
pared with ouch other the idea!s OF The nastrrs
Of tho world.
Wins" was equally mcritoslous. When Miss
Ets s at'e i stepRs nnan i rs stogs I" add
was welcomed with applause. Her porfor-
nance 1T "VartatioQs Dritliantes," op. q, sua
In every way complimentary to her.
Miss Mny 2: u Stevsm M rendition OF Berigant's
worthy fcMture Of tho entire evening. Iler
voice, rich, strong, and feeling brmtgl1t down
the ho,tsc, and the appliance which followed was
dca'entng and long continued.
The presentation Of tho Diplomas thcn took
place, tlse Principal, Miss Gregg, performing
the duty.
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planted like The Chrt4ttan Colleges throughout
tho lard, ~ New England Inns tnovul onward.
ORIGIN or nRLoIT GOLLE4E AND ROCKFORD
AKMtNANf.

planted like The ChrtAtEan Colleges throughout
The lard, ~ New England l,ns tnovul onward.
ORIGIN us HRLoIT GOLiEHE AND ROCKFORD
sBMtrAnY.
Therefore, when, thirty years sgo, thc repre-
fcntatlYea OF Puritan klrns In the Northwctt
net to study their field an work, they resolved,
ctn Illinois require that their sccttuns should
unite In establishing a Co1lege and n Female
SUMMARY of thu highest nrdSr, "sc ia Nieconfin
and one In Illinois near to Wisconsin" IN Ilr-
College and tho Rockford Female Srrninary,-
carl intended to give truly, lIlernl education.
7nE ornnlNu Up TnR sKNlHAkr.
The opening nf the Seminary "as delayed,
by the oJsn!ug Of an excellent scht"l under the
ere of Mtss Anna Z. Sill, who llas, during NIL
The history Of The Seminary, tccn us Principal.
The au,Ui,ut If the first subscription was nnt
ford added tt,o0 for The etc Of the institution.
In 1t!0t the Seminary was innuE1rntesi M PR.
tnancnt fnstitution fer thu liberal education IT
young women. In ta5l, the first class, fifteen III
i'll, entered thc c,t'sse. July 15 thu first cur
ncr;ttonc was laid by the President, thcc. lsrv.
A. Kent, Of Galcna, 1.-The Apostle II thu Snrtl-
west. nnd the nnn 10 ~f,nm '-e nrc indebted tnr
tl's origin Of the enterprise. Amung ~ utl,cF
ps!Mt!a founder M 81 of t1s chcnTs E.;,I T!~ogx'
Jtieltnx, x. Kay,notul, i. liinkafn, Charirs ).
Ilunpl,strarn, II. NcwlaIl, +. II. rottcr lialrh
E!nrrso1l, y. T., l.. H.. Lnsa, j. u; Coleman,
Townsend, DayiI q. pcnf'eld, aid Charles viii.
taEns.
rEAcnERs A*D rUpfs.H.
One hundred and twenty teachers have
White, Caroline 4. Dodge, Mary L. crowell,
Elizabeth Il. Sortnn, Mrs. Martha +. Goodwin,
md manr morr whnAe rce',rtl lives IN the hearts
Of the living. Of pupils, about !. 900 have come
foreiyn countries: al have completed the Col.
lcgIatc, ~ the Normal, and 10 the Musical
course. The Rockford Seminary MA Intended
for the libcrnl education Of woman; this aim
place which It hhoutA fiji In tic history Of tho
tom!rg tisne, It needs the sympathy Of Il large
and llbcrul support, not only by this city, hut
BY the entire region of 1llinots md Wisconsin,
fur wlliclt 1t was especially designed.
Tomorrow morning is the duy Of days, when
the girls will take lrave VI their collegc,-per-
haps forever.
, 1876-06-23

3.
1HptAxAroLls, lnl., '1uno 22-Rase hall:
ct. Luu!a vs.. la,lsanapols st. Louis, u; 1ndius,-
apolis,3,
N0sToys-tsNCINHATls.
ClSc1NNATi, june 222-Basc ball: Dostons, g.
Cluuiunatls, &.
, 1876-06-23
ST, tOtjtS MARKET,

Br, Lnpfa juno "a FEoar-I)nlf aBd unclanged
frdn.Hhsat T4ietj No. , fall, ~ bid casf: aales
at VI 4t9i IN yulyt No. Do, ~, 10 ssxrd. Corn
os,: as,d du H. No. mixed sc essh: Is fower % ssll
HhlskY- Wanted It &i,I2 ...
!rorftons-lork 1Wcr to se1 Al ktn 20 Mkcd, &lg Is
hid LAID uHclAn9c.ti 4fy aat pt,tnAltY tpwrr
= 7h4 4n1$slt$te aaksd bacon dull ~ sXo, llxc,
IlH4IiHc.
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.... SFeca6i FAfoach 10 Inc 3Ffhrn&
MILWAUKEE, JllHe 29.-1lle Republicans of
Milwaukee we're vcry much astontshcd to read
the dispatch tllIs morning frotn your Washing
ton correspondent In regard to 8. J.. Conk!sn's
Testimony. It lonks to us like studied Ut.
tempt to throw dlscre'lit upon Conkln, and to
bcnc1t ami protect the Ring. It Is true Tint
Conkl!n has turned States cvitlcnce, but 1t is
alsn true tlat he was appointed Revenue Agent
upon tile recommendation Of Carpenter, Howc,
keyes, Sawyer, anil uthcrs of our delegation IN
t.p,tErras, md Ia ns honrst now as he was then
e,ther iorrec. and uns.si" r1 ev,,,,nsts y" s'' "l
Conklth's testimony. / REPUBLICAN.
, 1876-06-23

FtFfC1u9 I94p11EeH 10 9He 3Ftt1H4
GRAND HAvBH, Micsl., June e2.-Tho cunfer-
e1ce OF liberal churches clt,scd this evening with
n fertnpn by tho tey. Charles Fluhrcr, OF Grand
Kapids, to largo congregation. During tho
dag sermons and addresses we're delivered by
tho lcys. Crunl, Rowland, anl Gordon. Tlis
afternoon WA devoted IL An cxcllrsion. A soto
Of thanks was tctacrcd BY tlle mc1nbers OF tho
botae society.
, 1876-06-23
THE TURS,
GREAT BALE or HORSES,

DtSiatCh TO E3AriHHuu GGseftn.
LEXINGTON, fy.t jane 2l.-Thc grcat stock
sale Of Richar,l Pcnistun, of the Kentucky 6tock
Farm, u miles fruIh Lexington, ky., took p!arc
to-day. under favorable circumstances, the
weather being flnu aid some l 200 pcrsons prca-
and twcnty-oiio hca.l were suld for s97,7oO, av
ernging Saa333. .{2 each. The remAtntnE stock were
nsOld for lack OF time, altl will ba sold nt f1i-
turc date. Fellow Graft, the stallion, cla1sncd
to hc the fastest tous.nle stallion In tho world,
was upsoll for lack of a $io,0o0 bid Tho. homo
from St. Moore, Of Kansas City, Mo-, making
thc total sale for tho day foot lip 28l ,a55.
The following arc the principal stuck salcs:
s11adn ,n a. / ns4re sy s,alion by Volunteer
stone, sD75, 10 Thomas Murphy, New York.
Colonnas. bay sta'i!oa, by 'Belinont, 81. loo, to
Wm: Wclsh, ,bay stallion, BY .1Eamblctonan.
sst5o. 70 Mct'o.,lwh M 1,ros.; l'anyille, Ky;;
neiaHsson. 4' Leslasstssn, %ils 70 Ky *0oo' " VI"
toF: r. Walton, Philadelphia .
to 5nfs, 5dn Eissnsns by s1 saapGss, sy sGs, Medium" ss7
:. isen pt Onct.!n,. chentnnt mnre. by Mountain
Eaglo. 81, Oh t. lsaac sttau4s, Scw York. Thia
taaFa Waa Hpcctlcd 0rlc-halt milo In Ill.
DENTRn PAnN MEETING.
Owners Of trutttnE md pairing stock should
remember that the entries far the first Dexter
park meeting. close ter,noFrpw evening at II
fsfh 4 s c sae9 9sSqs ot e ars nns IN s1sos
must be- named by that time: 2:37 class, free
for all parcrs, free for all under sus.dlo, for
llDrscs having no record, and tic 2:2l class.
Every indication points to tho best meetings
cvcr held III this city.
GALEsnuna.
Tho oiticcra of tho Hafesb1rg Driving Park
Association have sent out dcniaf of the report
that their July meeting Ind been postponed.
, 1876-06-23
nAEI.
UtF u
al NFud{rA to 1nS Tt1bMHA

Special DtpatcA to M TrteuHA
DETn0lT, Mlcll., June 23.-In December last
the Hon. Hcnry NJ. Leak, Of Pontiac, fill and
hurt Ills head 10 ttsat insanity Inns resulted, and
lG was taken to the Retreat to-day.
, 1876-06-23
JELEGRAPHlC NOTES.
6pfcfdi DtsEatch to The IrfbuHA.

spRtNarlELD, 1LE", June e. - Vnlua-
tary petitions in bankruptcy were filed to-lay by
l.. u. Dant., grat, merchant Of SprinEAyld:
john Mcnz, Of Highland, Atu!tson Co and d
petition by creditors >agalust Carl bor,nau, Ut
lanlel, Madison county.
, 1876-06-23

good feeling here sot]ny over the order issued
tn tho military at Fnrt Sully, to ollnw miners
and prnvtsona to morc int, the Hack Hills
again There arc scvcrn hundred tons Of freight
tlat will bc pushed forward at once by boat aud
wagon.
, 1876-06-23

J'inIus c. Hong, Evuustun. received honorable
mention.
Tie Easter orntnrfcal rrtzc of &i0o, Dr. Fowler
saiu, fafl bts'n awarded by tue Ful1ty, after
much difficulty IN deciding where ali did 10 well,
to Winfield 4. Matthew and Fred ". Tnylnr.
This announcement was grccted with loud at-
IIausc.
, 1876-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, june 22a.-Thc ilfty-st1.h
scml.annual Commencement Of the Girls Nor
NAL School took place this afternoon Mt tic
American Academy Of Music, a noticeable
feature of the oryas!on WIS the presence Of Il
large number Of the United States and foreign
Centennial Commissioners, who. by invitation
OF The Boarf Of Education, occupied seats In the
parqucttc. There were seventy nine graduates.
WILL. COUNTY TEAcugN4' INSTITUTE.
Special Dfspdtch 10 1As Tribune.
JOLIET ill.,, June 22.-Thc annual meeting
Of the Win County Tcaehers' Institute will be
held In this city during the eccond week III July,
opening on tic 10th, and continuing through the
wrrk. Prof. Drnytot,, Of Engewuod, will cou-
duet exercises in Botany, Physiology and zoolo-
Ky, and a number Of other prominent etluoators
nrc expected to be present. Lending oiura-
tional matters will be discussed, and to those
who aspire to instruct the rising generation the
n,rets,,s w!ll bu especially interesting assd profit
nb!c.
oALEsnrnu AMI KSoxv11Ln.
sptcioi Dispatch to 7Ae 1t1onae
rne,it exercises of Knox College, Of thIs city,
aud 1T. Marys, Al KNOXVILLE wsre iars,e Is attend;
over s tho foriner M sai % Djswp TaI!@t, q indiana
over the hitter. The e'ass Of 1876 Of knox Col
lcgr consists of the followlng'nanlel persons: !:
Nellie IIulc, Galesbnrg, III: l.. II. Chapman,
{;ntesla,rr, III; 4. d. Churchill. Davenport,
In; 4. s. Post, Galcsburg, Ill. and F. 7. Spcrlu,
Knoxville, III.
at St. Mafy's, Mtss lila Kcightly, Knoxville,
nj. Miss l.. w lunninr LaSallc ILL., ,and Miss
r nnkrs. Morris, III. ,a,tn1u,se the class this
rcar. "'
uo1,sr uotYoKg, KALAMAZOO.
sptcia! DispaIch 10 Tne TRIBUNE
KALAMAZOO, June o. The anniversary
eAcrcisea Of tlle Michigan Female Semi
nnry took place here to-day This institu.
TIM Is thv Mount lIolyoke of the Pcninsuar
and ability; the scholarship OF tho classes
HDr Five Of the graduating class read
eaanyp all NJ which were excellent
RI" wbo,r lm5I,,iue was lrautifnlly tle.orntctl
anI p bnth sra"h"-s mi n',nis w.ry tnstrfuly
a"I sin,n1v annarelrsl fI1g n,,,sic 6y tic nr,,
i.rs ~ ", instit,,fjon ,ra6 of sntnc nrrit ~
a,ninat,t,ns DH,T hny. b.rn rotur on foT Two dars
, 1876-06-23

1]lftlAnEiIliIA CENTENNIAL! AoAhnERa "A
and Tea t any number Up " sxt Il ii pcf dsy ora!lun
10 csaesv OF cl1i llna of carr 70 tbs F!nund ovus
North eNkaAl1A 49, HtiIkaAlAets, ~
, 1876-06-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

ULENN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
MorlLLE, June o2.-Stcamship uiberntan,
from baltimore, hns arrirrd.
New IonK, June M2.-Arriyel, steamship
Ethion, from, ti!nsynw.
SOUTHAMPTON, Iune o2 oe22--steamer Ohio, fro1n
Baltimore, l.as urfiyt1.
, 1876-06-23

ONLY nIIlEcr LINE TO FKAScE-Thr oencr.l
1fansat!AHttc CUnspanYs Nall kseaHIen lwtwecn Srw
.Sas Stf ri ssss Ss :: G. u fs ic T..
y%s tESfS IT % ths qn.!s 2 a'In, p?.se4 With
= fnIlows. sr MEKMAiS. Krtnluux. ba!urday. June
~ sa Mi lAhltA1'ulh sansIier sas9rtlny, July !.
pfies Ct rA.age 4 xoIl ,tue!nalug winn' Flint
sscona. s73; .Hird rahin sto leiusn iicEets Il r."
ausrd rntt, seeEaGr. t:T,, With sYpeho, accon!rao
eatr4 charge steAlHeEa iMaEkra Tins .iu nut carry
fftssEass IT,! pas:eEfrs 19olS hEsHh Is
corner Randolph Agent for Chicago.
, 1876-06-23

fr 1o.I Wrs adi,an H.. cof. Jefferson ChitsRo. Ill,
md bad Ut t ~ twenty Isars iIe largest ntac;
WrslleAs rirrdsltr1Y. EtlyaIry, FaMphrt, ~ paErs
sanS 10 nbo'f ,Sa n ss.f r., a ~ yn tTo
Inen, t:on'ultstion free, Marriage nuIlo. Or SCI.
ua rafhnosr. ADlAFHt size pages. embracing tyerf.
thug on fhu yeneratSs syssaa slIat worth knowtn1
, 1876-06-23

EIFIlW Hs9Qlc& q Tie 7f18GH1:
MlNNgAipLls, Mimi, june 2s.-Tho ft,urth
annual Commencement exercises Of tue 6tatr
University took plac In this city to-day. The
graduating c1ass comprised nine students, one
IT them being Miss Bullrr, of Maine. TIE ORA
tIo.lh wern we'll wrltteu auu delivered. Auaut
l,ukO pvTsons wcre III attt1llanre.
BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY.
CAnLlHyllLE, Ill, June 3s3s.-The Trustees ot
Blackburn University met III thd city to-day aud
selected u new Faculty, rolnpuscd IT two Vi tbu
old and Prof. ulll, ot Kansas City, aud Frot.
Euttipg, Ut jacksonville,
, 1876-06-23

BAN FnANcssco, June 2s...-ULeary Jumped
thu truck this morning, having accomplishment
cit miles. fhc amateurs retired tlls evening
With scQrc Of H5l.
, 1876-06-23
I43stl

Oyricx or THE COMPTROLLER ay cEnnESoy,l
WA.nlSIToN. H. T., Mar 81, lH71.
~ claims aaainst ths ''Ct{ National bank ns thira
E1 ILL.,. I4t the sAIie must bo 10 Hatau H.
Nslworth tecel!sr, viii tho rxa pfoof thurrof With.
r. t,cs nouha from sas date y. !,v{ ~! p. 4i.al'
Gun Pttulief Of the GurrrHc{.
, 1876-06-23
North German Iloyd.

day ism Wrr,,,e iirr, f,ot II Thfl.tt. iinIsikc,
hitra Ut ras.age-Froni New York II snntlnmrtont
Luh1u. lle1Te, An4 ii1Entn, 1ifSt cabin, *sH strHt
eaIA. taA Roi1i Aeersxs. t;u eYr{snsy tuf tfslsAt
3BqwIiEE Green, SeH York.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-10
Lrpp1Ncorr's MAeAzrsE.-The June

L1pp1NCorT's MAGAZINE. June
number of Lippincott's Magazine opens
with the sixth article of the important
series entitled The Century. its Fruits
and its Festival" and treats of "The
Display" being Introductory to more
detailed account of the sights Of the
great Exhibition in future numbers
The paper is fully illustrated. Another
very attractive illustrated article is
"Glimpses of Constantinople." in which
a lady very pleasantly tells her expert
ences in that interesting city. "Modern
Huguenots," by James M. Bruce. is an
interesting account Of trip through
that part Of the French Alps which is
so rich 10 associations with Felix Neff.
T. A Trollope furnishes an able paper
on 1.-The Italian Medieval Wood-Sculp-
tors" and their works cat Chicka-
mauga" is a graphic description of that
famous battle, by R. L. Kimberly
Another charming letter from Lady
Barker. giving additional accounts of
experiences in South Africa. is pre-
sented in this number Fiction is
strongly represented by the continue
tion Of "The Atoncment Of Lean Dun
das." by Mrs: Lynn Linton, which is
rapidly approaching climax; ''Thee
and You" very entertaining and
timely story of old Philadelphia. by
Edward Kearsly and "Felipa,'
charming tale by Constance F. Wool
son The poetical attractions of the
number are Dolores. beautiful poem,
by Emma Lazarus, Blooming" by
Maurice Thompson. and Rest" by
Charlotte F. Bates Our Monthly
Gossip" and notices of new books COM
plete the contents of decidedly inter-
estiug number of this valuable Maga-
zine.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-10

follow, the ex-Secretary would hardly
be worse off than be is at present, and
the Government no better off He is
out Of office and can do no further harm.
but be is under indictment, and his
criminal prosecution is awaiting the
movements of the Grand Court of I'm
peachment. Should he ultimately be
acquitted, as is possible, even on the
ground of jurisdiction, for want of
two thirds vote by the Senate,it it will be
difficult to convict him thereafter in
court. All interest in his case would
cease with the trial before the Senate.
This, and the fact that the trial, if
commenced now, might take several
months Of summer weather, inclines
many Senators to postpone it until after
the Presidential election