, 1879-06-10

last evening to Mr.. Edward +. 0orton. Of the
LAW firm ut Conecr II 9orton, at tho residence
ct the groom. No. 2ol Thirty-foufth street, ths
Rev. Arthur Mitchell officiating. No cards were
Thursdays, june 10 and 20, A. tho above fnea-
toned number.
poNszLtEr, 1orp CO.
Tho troubles between. ule Typographical
Union md tho firm Of Donncllor. Loyd'
Gassette d 70. arc estt In statu quo. AZ.
watcr, tho President Of tho Trasles Council,
yesterday, ia Which l1e stated Tint some Of the
staicments made BY the printers were false:
The latter claimed Tint no used some very
Of them, whicl, shey did not openly resent, hut
behaved in n quiet md dfgnttcd 1nnnDeF:
a group Of ak or eight Union prtn.ers lowered
about the entrance VI the Lakeside NmildInE all
day and distributed eifsnsr: to the pasaers-ey.
morning. 1hcy claimed that the firm was run.
rlng about hall force on the DIRECTORY. and
Mas trying to put a bold faco on the matter;
They nlto told the reportcr TINT the Union hna
had more trouble With Mr. Donnci1cy than with
any other man In the city except Storey, and
they appeared to be pretty well down on him.
INDIAN RAIDS.
Col. Mackenzie telcgrnpbs to military head-
guarsers from Fort Clark, To1., lt,nt party
Ut 1nttiaus killed woman and two children. the
tsat ou from or Peean sprInr. sna ha s
ot tho Tenth Cavalry at Lancaster notified.
When last heard from, which .as J,tr'e ., tho
Indians wcse moving eastward. lteut.-Col.
Hatch reports, from Fort Sill, that no has de-
Capt. Wlrt Davis, with Instructions to establish
n emp on the road to Fort Elliot, sixty miles
from SIT. From that point scouting parties
will DO sent out to Keep the Indians IN check
party i T Of 80 Ktovas wont out On . pass to holi
tiielr mctlicIae.danco.f One hundred Comnn-
chcs also 80 out, aud':p arc already out. No
trouble Ia anticipated from these Indians, but
they may take the opportunity Of tho number
masscd together to urge on an outbreak.
rna COMING EXPOSITION.
Preparations for tho accommodation Of ex'
hibitore 1t tho coming Expositlon in Sept cnltci
have already been coHmcnced., The E1posi
ttou Duitdng Is bolng renovated anl raoatrel
OF workmen are now employcd there who Will
continue their work tlniil tho time 10,
tho opening arrives. Already latYo NUM-
her Of applications for spaes hapc been
made, and the indications arc that the compe
tltlou ior room will be more than usual!S
active. Among those who have already epokeE
for space are considerable lumber Of foreign
applicants, 30 that tie display Will By no mcar:
be confined to articles placed there BY Chicago
exhibitors. Indeed. there Is fear to be Apprc
hcndcd That good many will not get In wf,t
,xeh 10 AhoH their merchandise, manufactures
and mechanical contrivancca. The exhibition o
mach!urrY promises to bo unusually h1'e, mi
already good many entries have been made
MIR. Reynolds Is nor at ills office in tho Exposi
tlon building, daily, for the purposa Of accom-
rnodattng exhibitors. With the improve
Inent Ut the times there seens to b
revival of sofncthin4 like the oil
| intcrest In this exhibition, and Mr. Reynoldl
md lts assistants claim that there IL now ever
| PROSPECT that the coming SHOW vii! be til
largest, most eosmopolitan In i!s features, M
| thc most complote OF nay evor held In the cit
| of Chicago. Certainly no pains or cxpcnso vii
ho aparcd on the part Of the Expedition Co.u
pauy to make It 80. All tho old features Of til
Exposition will bcssFctaincd and Improved, hl.i
| 1nnny new ones added. The whole Will be NOR
compact n.nl symmetrical, and mono TASTEFUL
| arrangcd than previous exhibitions, II possible