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8eycra. retail whisky .dcalcrs who hava been de-
tcctcd uaing fase brands upon which thu stamps
,scrs not cancelled have been making complaints
against the course pursued by thu Government. 1t
IL fact thnt when such cAsea cams up before Com.
,n!4slonae IIoyne, the partcs were guneta>y read
wholesome lesson aud allowed u depart On pay.
1pcnt Ut costs. This WAS done because tho Govern
1ncnt was willing 10 be Meseifnl with them on the
arst o1unse, with thu understanding that Ecpet-
ton wonid ba attended with nnp!raaant consc-
uurEcee. Tho said dealers now accuse tho Gov.
srnHicnt Of hAMlkpg them up for the purpose u
leYylng blAcAmai1 on them. To show that the Tor
egninent was unly following out the statute, lher
attention ls called to Soc. ), 324 lot thu Nevtsed
who cmpttes Or draws oil sp!rlls shsll
at The same time obliieEato tho mark, stamp, Or
brand, and every cask OF packA4e ffuns which sa!d
,nnfk, stamp, or bran 10 not ob!tcEated shall he
forfeited anA may be Nrtxe by any officer Wletey-
cr found, Tho penalty for violation Of th!s stat
ute Ia q Gne Of nut lcss than $500 ntd not more
than 81, 900, and Imprisonment not lesa than one
year aud not mote thnn 1vs.
Sec, 4, 325 relatea uiore particularly to tho SUD.
ieet Of brands, and declares tAot whenever any
pesuon knowingly purchases or scts, with lnspee'
tou marks thcFcon. my cAsk or package AFTER ing
saIne hns been use fos distilled spirits, he shall
cypry tpch cask ~ produced Or su!d.
tp Wow OF thu seVcelty OF lho above penaltias.
the retailers who now accusing tlu tioVeTn!nuns
oNlccrs Of cxtort!ng money should tejose thus tue
cIpinehcy OF tho G0ycFAnlcnt hA4 let them Oh 60
tAaily, hnd at tho xane time take warning thAt pos.
siyencs In defy!nK these regulations will subject
them 10 tue full fuEce of the penalties.
, 1876-06-06
TFfFCRAPHIC NOTES.

nosroN juno 5.-Ths Ertnfag Journal Ii in
formed that ]. Z. Aver. The patent medicine mAn'
n.actnrcr was seut to thc insane asylum In ksw
jersey, last week.
sptcfoi hspatch 10 Izt Tribune:
ADRIAN, Mich, June h.-The annual festival OF
the 0orIan Turner's uf Michigan Is now In pro-
eress hssc. l'eirgat!ons and associations com,
u,crced arriving On Saturday night. The gtaud
procession took plaeo thls .ftsrnoon. The display
was vsry creditab'e several picturesque aoAts or
nble.ui being shown tn lins hut not ~ la,gs q ~
authorities aud American aocietlea.
MINNEAPOLIS. Miun., June 6.-The new Can,
tcpnla Directory, comprising population Ut both
it. Paul aud M!nneapolis. separately. !. cut g.
dny. giving Minncapo!!s a population Of -. 600,
tho largc.t city In Minnesota. being 5000 mora
than Bt. Paul.
Sptcfal DtspalcA to ms 7ttbuas.
LASAlLr, H.. Junu b. Corn is eoutn9 Into
market rapidly now, and the Canal. boats Will
soon have plenty q emp!oymsns.
INnlAN1patt8, Juns &. Thu annual catalogue of
tho Stats University Ut Bloomington stows that AS
students havs been Ia attendance IN Ill depart.
menh during tho past year The conGlsnessrm.ans sr.1t
seAAun begins June and closes Juno H. Thefo
aro twenty lys Ia the graduating class. ,,
pl1LADxLruiA, June h.-rhls tu9EnlnH Alex,
auder r. Tuition, rccenty appointcl Coileciof 0!
this Port, entered upon the dschar2s Of the aauea
Of tho office,
, 1876-06-06
QUINCY. ILL.
Erxf4af Ffsbtttrk In Tie 1ffbuH&.


Qr1xcr, ILL.,, Jnnc o.-The bur;lnra made an.
other raid in this city Inst night HTcurlng plumber
from the house o! the Hon. Au1os 0rvcn To the
value OF over 5000 Nr. Grocn himself was away
from home. and the burglary was committed while
the rest Of thu family werc at church. The prop.
cs.y stolcn consisted Of jewcry, gold watches, and
money. Several other burglaries wcEu attempted,
but without success. The city appears Just nuw to
be infested with m expert gang OF thieves, wnose
operations defy the vigilance Of the police.
Tom Farlons, detective from Plttahurg, left this
city this morning with q regulation for man
named bernard, nov In JUL at Edna. No. About
four wacka ago Bernavd to this city. and, 20.
Ing to wholesale store. saw lot Of goods marked
fol BEnsheas, Mo. Watching hi- opportunity Der.
hc an agent Of the Wholesale house. remarked tho
goods far Edna, 70 wh!ca place he went With them,
arretted Ths police were nottaed; ana t1e Ritz.
ne next day. Wa informed of the ,t s,Ec9m;
been following the fellow for over two months.
through acven States. 11o had PLAYED the same
game In Pittsburg that he played here and Ia said
to be good for tuensy yenrIsn the pcDltontiary.
, 1876-06-06

Esw ORLEANS, June 5.-Thc Inycstlgating Com.
mittee ~ a!l pfebctl' e1ssp. any ~ Wi..
who have gono ~ 1h'es'iga'c 'ne Saoo'los W A'ns
and Twttchc!i at Coushasto.
W. q. Gptlln, q former dstfllel testified that in
+ha ,vtntr, NJ 1H7o. aftcr his dtH,i)ery had been
sns 1917 ", w. S,n,...roa,t ~, r..rv scnt for
se'Aea W !"e eu'e''"ssa.' 49, ssta,, ess,ss
him. During the conversation which ensaea.
Cosey prupoacd that the witness should give him
MIA ,ntcrrst in the t1tsttl,ery md he would pso-
W. III" 4,ua' @ s"s ! 80 ..-.sH 49,
officers When thls conversation occurred nc ma
regaincd possession Of tile dtrtl!leEy through the
cor,ts No onc vna nrcscnt during the interview
so1' w. I c"a, "a .,-n,,o.t;as .ns .o,,r,t
IN his opihie eaats ... 49,. w. -.
Officers had been interfering win Inc WltnsAh io5
the purpose OF blaek!na!l; ca.sys femasks s,e iea
thE wlihess TO ne!'eye shat nc eou!u Gonlto! Nste
nue Collcctot stgadMan, 3Ga, anu TOT tnas "an'ea
th!a tnteFght IN INC a,stiIlety. l., ,o,o n,.
AehsY la1eeu teelhsu rHa' - eSs~ r,,s... .'
, 1876-06-06
MAIL nOnuERHS.

8r. Louis. June 5.-Fuf several yearr acpFnsla~
tions upon the mails hayo been committed At or
near Naydeld, KY, and number OF special agents
hure at different times unsucccasfuly attempted to
broak them up Two weeks ago Special Agent
Amos P. Foster was detailed by Col. scllaurteEt
head Of tho St, Louis Division Of Special Agents.
to ferret out the attcr, and tha morning the mail
messenger between tlIc depot and Poss.0 st
zen and pnbliahcr Of = newspaper, and nan en-:
ttrcly above suspicion arrested. md confessed
to having robbed the mails. This II tho second
important detection and arrest Of mn4 thieves ac.
IL made BY Special Agent Fossur,-the former ono
Al Parsons, Kan. sind It u snld TINT more regis.
tered packages have been rcd ut these puints tha
nt nnY Qthtf In the XEbt.
, 1876-06-06

17IfP01lH 1F'QHE%H
ST. Louls, juno ia special from Jefferson
City says that, ut The special term Of the United
States District Court held to-day, u. A. Fissenan
aud +. A. lasselmau. partners In tho liquor bust.
meas 1t Kansas City, we're called up for sentence.
Each was sentenced to one months imprisonment
In the County jail Of Jackson County, and TIM dsm
Is ~ pay nne Of S., 900. They sppeared much
rejolced at tho light sentence. The sne. however.
falls heavily on Flezca, 1t II said for his part
ucs lIassellnan IL reported insoyent. The prison.
era are being congratulated u. night on Whit they
consider thetF g00d luck.
j. L. DIttinEcr, who Il sentenced 10 two years
impyison,ncnt, was tu haye Roae to tho pentten"
ttary to-day and donnea hts new drcss. but An VI.
der came from Washington from the new Attorney.
General, through unlted ht4tee 4srsAsl sn!th, 70
hold b!ttInget ln jail until further pftsrs. There
, 1876-06-06
SPORTING.
l}ASE-BALT.
CIltCAGDS-FAI.t4 RIVERS.
E,.eriof Dtsnafrh tn JhA Tftbuste.

ruwA0os-FA1t. RIVERS.
n1.N, 49,. =. ~. rs,k,..
6prc'aa Nspatea 20 t"e 81, n'oa"e ,.s;. ,,.,,
FAIL vsn, Ma.s 1hi's omlns Gheaso ., ,,e 1saS
,h. scn, n,ore.annnl clnb of this cIty this after.
.noa ~ a- ,s,,,, ,1,a fr,ih,.inv ,cn,,.
"oo" VIII" '"7 a'''o".'H ss :" ,on
f.htenvo ! Q i o 4-13
vii hiyrrs .0 o / D "a
ria r,o,,,I ,.c. x.t and.nnr1cn,nnt, and thc
t,nIE ~ enn,suucrcc rnther 1nare nn hnth sdea
H. mgunR IN @ @ - ,aws H. sW,1 r'otars lad
lug , safnG & va liz 1}as M ith ihrec nj thc
test " te nIa" sxecut l,asnes aud uenn having
. t,x,, ~ eact' t"' "''o' S>~op' 1''''Na "''@
aoFss ,,I, uS nla TIE oxani a., II ,uo,vs In ,hc
hf Mcst Won % %eag.s Gnus ~ W.. IT, ~ t"'i's ~ 1ne
Tom Miller was probably the Highest faaried sub
stiuto III tho profession. liz received 81, 700 for
his se.ylcc4
nrh, ,,,,,,,, ,,.uo,,, ,.xs ,,,, /, r.. 4.,,r,tca
~. t"Tda m"n' - In ,r<ons forecI IN entrnncs
linz uH"ntns @ ~ + w H. ~ .u !, ,.,, ~ @ ~ ,sithnut
ysssfaai @ lto aee 3s snFc,atn9s
Png.asan.1 ~, ~ t'v ~ tirsr,s wcrc III gW Ind
, 1876-06-06
his health, and had no connection with tho HaFney
matter. -
tho Committee adjourned.
NOTES AND NEWS.
auNDIlY CIvlL APPROPRIATIONS.
g,4r3nt 1Hfpftfrh fo 1h4 TfibRA&.

SRfC3GI lG{p1fcf 10 ans 1T1oHH$
WAsH1soroN, D. c., Jnno 1.-THE Senate dis
chased tho snndry Civil Appropriations bill the on.
Tire day attaF the morning hour. Most Of tho
amendments proposed by tho Appropriations Com.
mltec were concurred In. The,s whs very littln
opostlon to tho tho technical details Of tho BILL
II cart out In dal,ata that all tho records Of tho
Pension ONCE very insecure In building Which
Is not hrc- proof. and which psobabfy could not be
rendered fire. proof. Senator Hamilton was hcvcrc
unon the old District Ring when he uatd that he
never heard Tint the archives Of The Pension
once wcro In danger until Gov. Shepherd
commented nuittng up his building md then be
know that It meant Tint thU building ~. intended
for tha PENSION. ocs Ths o q, amsndsn s men y mssk1ng
herds building was hRnily adopted.
THE nEvENuE-C0LLECT1oN.
Tho senRto adopted an amendment: proposed U
Revenue districts be reduced 70 1?i as soon after
tho ut Of July praetlcsblo; also sestng IN The
suspend COLLECTORS Of Internal Revenue now pos-
nessej by Supervisors. and alt other powers now
exercised by tha Supervisor 10 DO scstcd In tho
Collectors.
There was brief dcbatc upon the Civil Service in
connection With Nh amendment, which provided
TINT oil appointments in tho departments Rhonld he
f s'0tsg Edmunas IS wanted Doasi 81 ExatiInors IN:
ssa q sS ass q s p;e M ftgsss snSSS's s
appear That this provision already prevails ~ the
Treasury Department, and that thy stnto oi Mary
land llns now more appointments In tho depart
Pending the discussion on this subject the benuto
adjourned without settling tho question.
TIE MORRISON TAnfTF HILL
Tic IIoure took M indirect vote upon tho Nor;
rtson Tariff bill, by referring 10 tile Ways and
Means Committee tic resolution, introduced Or
Munlay lust declaring that IN the Judgment Of tn
House. lcgslatlng Affecting tho tariff 10 at this tl,E.t
iuc1ped!ens becauae It sapparcnt TINT az hranche
| o! manufacturing, mechanical md minlng pur
l ~ trahtly t}nnrefNcI. sFhA
oIutfon ,sas referred to tic COMMITTEES OIL Ways ant
Means, the originator Of the MoFriso' Il,
Tarf bil.yen. sonrolat Ill; nnys s}.nc,, ~; Ina y
the TasE 6ili, however, "a tho majority OF tlI
ilouee preferred tn have TUG subject tested aftc
Thc following Democrats voted against reference
| Messra. CIyfner, Cochsane, HataenherE, 1lopk.ns
jerks, aa!sl. b1utchlert Powell, John Kcilly. 10!
Ct, Walker Ut New York, arld Walsh. Otherwise
! the suto wau partisan.
, 1876-06-06
HOUSE.

Mr.. HOUSE. from tho Cusumlttee on Klcctlols,
otYered . Eeyoluilon declaring 7. W. Henuett, tho
s!tug delegate from ldaho, not entitled 10 tho seat
lrtnted.
money order Office at every county, also rt.
duclug the members Of tho House Of Representa-
uycA to zoo. ...
X resolution otfured by Mr, Adams on tho pre-
yious Monday, 10 the effect that legislation aGect-
lug tbs tariff 10 at this time ine1pealent, came up
for confederation.
NJ. Morrison moved to refer the resolution 10
thu Eomm!ttee on Ways and Means. Agreed to-
yeas, lit; nays, 90.
act ot JAn. II. lB76. aad called the previous
question on thu bill.
Mr+ Kasson raised point Of ordes that no notice
Of tbs bill. had been given and that therefore the
bill was not In order.
Tho Speaker tcox, decided that the point OF Or.
der was well taken.
Nj. HOLMAN sppealed from tho decision Of The
Ct2lr, and On motion ol Nj. Morrison The appeal
WA lid On the tSbls-l34 to a.
, 1876-06-06
CASUALTIES.


TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
sr. Louis, Juno h.-sho,tly uttes 2 o'clock this
morning. one Of the hoilcrs Of the Collier Whita
Lend Works, corner Of Tenth street AMI Clark n1u-
nne, exploded with terrific force, den,olfshing tbs
southeastern rart Of The building and severely IN.
turing. scyesal employees F!cholae. D!tkenioff,
fireman. wns badly bruised and eealded, !n1uGse
cI and otherwise Injured: John Nrcnnan, foreman,
batlly hurt on the neck, but not dangerously. 0nt
ous character. No wurk was dnne At tho factory
nfier midnight Saturday. but the Gres had been
kcp, mp in the furnaces. md shortly ntcr starting
ttI,ntcd al $40 to0. No in,rsruptIon In the bus!-
mes. Of tho establishment will result from tho accl.
,icnt
, 1876-06-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. JUNE 6, 1876.

md resilient correspondents vii! probably bc unn-
bic to attend.
tlny, ile,eridge left to.day for Joliet 10 tnspcet
the .'enttontihfY.
The Cuinmbur. Chicago 4 Indiana Central In.
iiihnapoln, Bloomington + Western. Rockford.
wcetcrn 1Aflroads have already ,nado rcturna ~
required by law, Of their ta1abie property. IA the
State Auditor. and returns from other eomphnics
arc expected daily.
owners Of aoft napte trees in this city complain
Of tho rnvsges of nome pccultar insect md NJ.
me,, st na,n. to secure tpeclmons II tho Icttsuc.
tive insect and to.lnJ forwarded tho sans to the
State Entomolos]st for examination. The 6ecrt.
tary Is also cuictng nnnp1es Of wool, cotton, md
NhK fOr the Centennial.
william Mnttlng1y = Co.. OF st. MAry'a, JaspeE
County, hsk to lc najudKed voluntary bankrupt
, 1876-06-06
S1LfkX.
IT PAYS TO TRADE ON TIE WEST SlDlE4A
CARSON,
PRIZE &C0.'S
BARGAINS :!

At $1.1O, n limo of 1landsome
shades Of .O-inci, colored Gros
Grains, worth y i 30 to III. go.
At *1.2f5, lnrEe lot very choice
shades Lyons cold Gros Grains;
rich. bright luStre; mover sold
under %1.75 to &1.86.
At %1.:}5, heavy, very rich colorcd
Gros Grnllls, stylish shades
worth 81. II.
Tho above lots are worthy the imme.
date attention Of purchasers before choicest
shades are sold
Trimming Silks from rs cts. up
ward.
At 50 cts, lot Of Fancy Silks in
good styles.
At rs cts, Now lines Of Fancy
Silks, grent bargains; some OF
them formerly sold ut . .26. :.
At S6 cts, l4nrge Assortment Of
Fancy Silks, very desirable
styles, much under value.
At 81 20, line Of Cheney's Ameri-
can Silks. stripes; Same goods
nss1yy; s. s.a q! i'!!S; Us: Black aros Grains
At 81. 80, sp!on.lid Cashmere Bl'k
Silks. worth ~.
At %1.75, Lyons Cashmere GroA
Grains, an extraordinary bur-
gain.
At ~ we shall offer n very rich,
heavy, and elegant Lyons CASH
mere Silk, equal to anything
that can be bought elsewhere at
r3.5O. :;
Two cases Fancy Grenadines ut
U1-1 cts, worth 20 cts.
Blk Grenadines ut rs, 80, 81 Ia
cts. worth nearly double.
Special bargains In 81 Black
Grenadines.
, 1876-06-06
THF ARIZONA INDIANS,

OMAHA, Net.. limo 6.-Thscc hcrdera wers
killed by 1nlIRns, :.5 nliex south Of Sidney, 1ls
Suite. OH Saturday last
4 dispatch received from military hcadquhrters to-
dsy dated the 4t. tt1tes asrlvel from Red
Cinud this uorn!n! who says Yeilow Kobe arrived
There arc i, 500 Sioux Lodges on thu Rosebud.
They were about to lcavo for Powder River. The
Indians ray they will light. and hhEo ., GOO waf-
rjIlfx
, 1876-06-06
THE TURF,

Special Dtspaich to TIE 7fibuHA
Dunuqug, Ia. Junc b.-The spring saccs Of the
Dubuque Agricultural and Mechanical Society arc
to come OF Tomorrow. About s.. 900 In prizes
have been offered, md there aro many cntEica
made The track Is in splendid condition, and
Aossenen say there IL no better in the Wast. This
morning about thirty horses we're c1escstng on the
2;35 race to- morrow. II promises tu be as c1cit-
Ing race us Inns been WITNESSED IN tho West.
Pools were sel1lng lively tD.n!ght Thu races will
continue the 9th, 7th, nntl 9Th.
, 1876-06-06

WlLKEsuAnME, rn., juno s. -This vallcy "as
visited by tutriac thunderstorm yesterday after.
mon, and considerable damage was dono by light.
ming. The residence Of George Ahbold was struck
by lightning md Mrs Ahbold was instaatly killed
Tho Wyoming collicry Ut tho Riverside Coal Com
many, which was struck by lightning Oh Saturday
nIulit and complcte!y destroyed by drc: was fully
insl,reI to the amount OF $50 900. Fortunately
no hnHau llfo wss lost, although twenty 'o'ghs
mules were snlothtFed.
, 1876-06-06
INDIA.



Ca1currA, juno 6.-G.osycnor's mission arrived
at Rangoon on Friday last. qrosyenor and Daber
remained at Nadanaly. Tho evidence showh clear
]y that Margary was murdered by tho Chinese I'M
pcrlal troops It is expected that Lcssetol.a, tGo
chincse Ecneral, will be e1oncrated from conrltci
irosvenor's report before carrying cut tho cxcca-
tlons Ut t,usg Implicated.
, 1876-06-06

LACnossk, WIS.,. Junu GA destructive ire oc'
cured yesterday Al Brownsville, MINI, ANAL
place on tho Southern Minnesota Railroad, 10
ufles from hcre. Three large gratn warehouses
were destroyed, oae belonging to Ilydo, cnrgil' q
Co.. Of this city, empty ut the time and Insured
tanning about i, 600 bushels OF whcnt and !, 900
bushels ut oats md barley, gra!n ind warehouse
partly Insured; and the thtr1 belonging 10 Jnhn
Eaton, with ANAL amount of gsnln' polh 'n'
surc1.
, 1876-06-06
MARINE NEWS FROM MARQUETTE.

Special Dlpatch to Tia TrihuNs.
MAnQuET1s, Mich, Juno b.-ArEiycd-Props ".
L. Wilmosc. Y. S~ayn. 6oyurelgn; echts Brunette,
Islct
Clearcd-Prop Sovereign. fon Silver Islot sho
took from Arfo a drlll.haumcr valued u 81, GOO.
Schr Pelican.
Passed down-Props Arctic J. L. uufd. Kcws.
nav.
, 1876-06-06

New ORLEANS, La, June 5.-Andre Boneta. an
Italian, wss slot and In stautly killed by Joseph
Bottallia.
De1hoir, Mich, Juno IA shooting hhray ycs-
terday nrnr the nav Water Works, HaMtrnmtk, re.
rultetl in the almost instant death of young man
named Martin C1nnorE. Th1 shooting wes done by
Lorenzo I.utcs, who aftcrwurdu delivered himself
to tho police. mud ii In cu5tody. Lutes claims
that ho acted in self defense.
, 1876-06-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LoNnoN, juno b.-SlcaniahlP1 Cl!nn, 1Eun1 DOE.
ton, and Clscns1ian, from Quobect lave aff1sea
out
NxwYoak, Juno s. Arrived, steamship Nevada,
from Liverpool.
Savannah, went ashoss OH uixh!aDI t.cdge last
nyaniux Ia fog. The passengers aud GstW "ass
fsscued hY ! HaA!nH scho0n0s. Thu 0slent4i u so'
ported tuIl Of water,
, 1876-06-06

Ngw Yonx, June e. John Cunningham. ar
scstcd In Cleveland u few months ago on charge Of
killing Mrs. Margaret kays4 at stewartsyfste, N
j., nine years aEo, was tslal Ill Inst week. and
Saturday night tie Jury returned verdict Of mot
guilty" Ths testimony OF ons witness went to
nhow that ths huab4nl OF Mira. knys was the uluF.
lcEgF.
, 1876-06-06

Bosrox, June 6.--Thc death Of Mary ]. Fuller
from abortion, last Tuesday, has led to the arrest
Of Mss Fannto Drake, the practitioner. and
Denlhm, the latter having, as alleged, burned III
body the child III the stove to prevent discovery.
, 1876-06-06
CIIIEAf30.

Tbs alarm from box bl2 yesterday morning wus
caused by a ire In tho two.story frame house No.
o. South Jefferson strcot, owned BY Codes fron.,
and occupied by Mary Days os boarding noasc'
U4ulure $50; no Insurance,
, 1876-06-06
AT spp1NorIELD, o.

CINCINNATI, O., June s. - Piper. mills hen1
Springfield, O., owned by the Springfield Rtpub.
lleaa Newspaper, burned this morning. Losa estl.
mated 500, 600; insurance. Soo. 0o0.
, 1876-06-06
THE RECORD.


SENATE,
wAsu,SoYoN. D, c., June ;,.-Durlng the morn.
In. hnnr Mr, Sherman called up his resolution
proposing common unit Of money nha aecoun@
for the United statcu and Great Britain.
1nt. ~ ~ a.nn s'''
Wa "!n . o.us ~. ro,r,ro,co f,otor,ttco m |
Mr.. sargent, from .le conferences t,m ~
rcnortad thnt TIM Committee had bcon unnb,c to |
.l'e 49,, !. +o,v f,on,m;ttce ,rns anpointtd, nj !
nstce' "tia NJ" - ~ s d,oa,,
follows: Messrs. SARGENT love- anu bosJ'
Tho Senate resumed consideration Of unfinished |
bnslnpu, haIpr tho Legislative Executive, and |
o.,.,s, onI .nn.o.,intio,, KIN rhe nmcnjmcnts of
oa"e'a' tpp ,,,., s .o.,,,,r, .ha
tho Cou,m!ttso OIL APPROPRIATIONS restoring 'he
compensation Of clerks III the oluce OF tie Score
tarv Of tho interior were agreed to. |
Mhen the etauss M M " H. i,eion NJ nntec nni
g, puiu!Ef ~ Scs.inn ~ III ,rns renchsI. H. Morrill,
, 1876-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES,

DR.. C, ", IlenRon'a Celery and Chnmou,tl~
Pills arc prepared expressly to cure sick headache,
ncarvous headache, dytpeptlc hcadache, neuralgia,
nervousness. and sleerisssnebs ind VIII cnrs nny
vcnson & Nel, No. % Lake street, corner Dear
borE and Ill GEuExteta,
, 1876-06-06

6pts9ai DIspateh to The 7rttpnt
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, June 5.-Mra. bowman.
willow living near E, pnsp, wns robbed Sunday
night OF 5000 q valuable watch. and 1ewelry md
notes, by burRlarB who entered her hoGss.
, 1876-06-06

'DuYrALo, N. Y, Juno b,-Willclmina "elck.
convicted of the murder Of her stcp-son. Michael
We1ck, during November last. was this morning
sentenced to be hanged on the .lst Of July, 1915.
, 1876-06-06
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON D. c., Juno 8-l 4. .n.-1n tho
Upper Lake region northwest u southwest wlnds,
purity cloudy or clear, wasn,er weather, and in the
northern portion rising barometer.
LOCAL onsxny1T,oxs.
CHtCAdo, lane q.
, 1876-06-06

nLooutXn7uN ILL.,, juno IA Gcrmant Johu
Schultz. B.,onu and Iarflfn streets, was nc.
ciicntal1y Ehu. thia afternoon by n plttol in ths
hand VI = German friend. the ball entering
schults right side, md nlictiug probably fasn1
fnIufics
, 1876-06-06

yy1shart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial il tho nat.
urul enemy Of consumption. distilled from The Ife
zap OF tho evergreen forest, emitting that mJster'
satlons Of strength Aud vital emotions Of perfect
health. lnfallilla remedy for coughs and soss
throats.
, 1876-06-06

A SAD ACCIDENT.
Special DIspatch 10 7As Tribune.
nLoox1NoroN, ILL.,, Juno 5.-slrs. s. Anderfon
Of Towanda, yesterday broke her thigh lone by
fall. She ia nearly 20. 1t is thought her lnjusiU
will result fatally.
, 1876-06-06

.Aathma.--Tt Is useless tn describe tho tor
furys uf spaHmOdic akth.na. Those who have snf'
fcscd trotn It's distressing raro1ysma know what u
H. jonaa Whitcon Gs ftcnledy has nevcf failed H
afford immediate relief,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
TNE S71rE coNHENTToN.

Which met In Raleigh o. Wednesday
wa certsinly tho larges. body Of the kind
thathss ever met iuthis s,a.e. every coub-
~ out orc being represented. and many Of
them very falls. II Vas equally . respcs-
table aBd imposing q any that ever sat,
ans il Eas as ab.o rTobablyas e any, for i
compriscl 20 unusnal amount If men who
bad psssiously giscn character 70 Lcgisla-
tire life. .. u sbc sction of other Conven-
tions, ane cf men distinguished ID probes.
sion.l and political experience, and Of far
mers lissiugui,lcd fgr tbeir intelligence.
This ouiposFing 81 80 vast representation
OF elasses and professions from all parts
u ihe siase. sish the one asowed purpose
of eoTernental reform and parity of home
rule was the hspTie.. augary q the result.
fOr i vas not pessible thas p significant .
proporion q shs rosiag poPuiatioa q the
Consenii9n could tolerate the eoIcsp,ion u
defeat. The whole AetiO4 ~ tlIe budy sus-
tainod shis iaea. I. vas bugyabi. Joyous,
jubilans. .cme,imcs oi,.irePerous, Int ~
wsys harmonious eud good hamored. H.
dulring ia 10 urarglingor reeriuiOstion IL
somewhat hoisy aua persistent 10 asserting
she nights d fasofiie.
colaiue 70 saair work 10 sucli temper abd
spirit, their ba.im VA aoen ttanseetea. !.
sod beginning ti,sff fss.i5n. Il Il u. ths
whole iiste. vs. pgniinaiel lJ.s,p. D. .
dispatch llai j. saboal ; prcosdea'. when
u i remembered tiat delegates ctme % The
Convention ~iiA 5isspe views aud loeIi
syoriies. Lat shafe saaa spifii u couces-
sion. snd disposition % a. justice 70 al
sections 81 the state which made compro.
misses easy snd uhich resulted IN the spec
d. Ssldmg together q homogeneous tick
81 whieh sill eomoana ihs respeet, the
souadsdslls ks.l b. sutlu.iasiis saltori II