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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
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San Francisco, CAL, juno l6.--A Tuscon
dispatch states that abou. three weeks sgo
four Americans were killed near Frintore, in
Chihuahus, three of whom are supposed to
have been COW boys. For the last week
cowboys been concentrating ear
Gatesvillo with the avowed purpose of
ayenging tho death Of their comrades
They threa' .aed Ia take Frintore. Last week
word vas te to the Mexican consul at this
place, who tcnta warning to the people Of
Frintora, ani also notified the Mexican fed
eral troops. of which there are 200
stationed on the Sap Berndino rancho. Yes.
terday. COW boys, seven in number, and well
equipped leit Wilcox.for the purpose of
carrying on, their threats, and Il Is believed
there will b. bloody work as they are tho
most reckless gang of desperadoes ever
banded together. The Mexicans will either
have to leave tho place or make hard fight.
Frintoro IL about forty miles from Wilcox
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AYaeht capsi.eS ,

New York, June le.-Ths lloop ysoht
Silence, which leaves on Saturday, he lalA
inslant per steamer LsuIsiana, for Nav
Orleans, 70 sail in the match race lbr o6 ,000
cspsiasd yesssrdsy afternoon durlng her tzlal
trim. I7itIti '' = .' = ~ 1t. r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Marshall.

Special to The Herald.
Marshsll, Juno l6.--Marshall ia re-
i,i"el and Harrison county begins
TO breathe moro freely. The fusncial
agents Of the county, through the influence
Of Governor j. y. Brown, have just redeemed
three hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars Of old seven per cent bonds by giving
In exchsnge one-hslf that amount In new
elk per cent, twenty.year bonds. Tho 70
mainder, some riy or fhy thousand dollars
Of cd bonds, 10 70 be compromised l tho
same rate.
No rain here for over two weeks, dusty
and very hot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Georgetown.

Special 10 the Herald.
Geo getowp, June 10 Last night young
Gibbs, from Grimes county, student in the
university here, whilst walking In the suburbs
with a companion, was shot and severely
wounded. II is thought q party of students,
70 frighten the boys, accidently bit Gibbs.
The faculty, Jealous for the honor and dici.
pline of the university, arc probing the
matter to the bottom.
A short time since few citizens united
for the purpose Of developing an old silver
mine, and this morning discovered ore which
is supposed will assay $50 TO the ton. Shares
doubled Immediately and ripple of excite.
ment was caused by the developments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Sherman.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, June l6.-John 9. Donaldson,
the newly appointed postmaster at this place,
has executed bond to the amount of sixteen
hoIsand dollars, and It has been sent TO
Washington for approval by the
proper authorities, when he will res
cieve bis commission and enter upon
the duties of the office. he hss
appointed Mri. Engerton, widow lady ana
school teacher Of this place, o. bis deputy,
which selection 10 deemed good one. lis
understood that the c'e-kships will be filed
entirely BY young ladies.
An orstorical contest took place in the
court house night before last, between Young
ladies' representing the two societies Of the
Sherman Institute, which was very spirited.
The contest was between the Misses Bessie
F.ute and Evelyn Wilson, two charming
young ladies OF this place, and it was q
hard matter for the judges to decide, but
they gave Miss Fouts the honor, although II
was the opinion of some of the audience
that Mics Wilson was entitled 10 Il. No
disparsgement TO Miss Foute, however, whose
ritstion was excellently delivered. This
school also gave musical concert last nicht
which would do credit 10 any school in the
state. The Misses Epstein and Kimberlsin
we're the fsvorites at the piano. while the
Misses Lusk on the flute, cannot be excelled
anywhere
Tom Everhsrt, of Gainesville, lost his little
child yesterday bya druggist giving NOR
phine for quinine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
0rnl,n ann .

Special to the Herald.
Graham, June l6.-Two thousand dollars
has been subscribed by the ctixons Of Young
county % reward for the capture Of tho
murderers OF Morton at Bslknsp. Il 10
reported the men wero in Breckenridge on
the twelfth and after getting on biz
drunk, they proceeded In the direction Of
Eastland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
an Antonio.

Special 10 the Herald.
80, Antonio, June 18.-Ths International
will put on two talns daily next Sunday. Il
will b . great convenience
The trial Of Captain Asmstrsd On Ne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
Austin.

Aubthhs
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June l6,-In the United States
court to-day the motion made yesterday by
the defense to quash tho indictments In the
Washington county election cases was over
ruled. The trial will probably consume
several days
In the Travis county district cour I
a change of venus to Will
hanson county was granted
in tho Fans case, lately reversed and re-
manded by the court of appeals.
Alternate certificates singly are quoted at
38, in quantities nj 81.
Tho wool market is active at q to 20
cents.
Senator Davenport, of Esstland, Is here.
He reports the crops in his section suffering
for rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-17
STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

Marshall city Bonds Funded II eNyy
Reward offered For tho Murder
ers of Martin - Observations
Taken Of the Longitude OF
San AntoniO-A Drug.
.gist ut Gainesville
Kills u Child
with Nor
phtue.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FIYc Tnrile.nnHrn.

Turtle soup, turtle steak, turtle pie,
turtle stew turtle pate turtle eggs, turtle feet were
spread before George Douglnss, Colonel Rudd, aud
Frank Morgan Of the Erening Critic, Colonel Cur
rie Of Florida and a Turtle dove Of THE REPUBII-
turtle arrived from Cednr Keys. PlR., n few days
since, consigned 10 brother Donglass, who invited
a few friends TO partake II was alive and kicking
and in good health. II kept Mort Kllengor,
Sebastian Aman. and others two days cutting fpnd
to fttcn him up for last nights feast. The tooth.
some amphibian was relishpd by those who had
the privilege of helping him 10 disappear from
the fare of the earth. as was also the rare wines
which helped to wa'h him down. Aman knows
how to receive fatten, kill. and serve turtle In
iha hnei stella
National Republican., 1881-11-23
LOCAL MENTION.
ALnri,, r.nn,n Mixer.

A recent number OF the Washington ID. C) Past
gives an interesting sketch how one Augustus DE
Grummund, driven out OF tho pump mnnuihctur
ing business at the National Capital owing to the
general Introduction of Potomac River water. was
In his financial desperation led TN venture sending
q dollar to NJ. A. Dnuphin, New Orleans La., and
IN return obtained s16,0On, having received In re.
turn half OF ticket M. 7,24O IN the one hundred
and thirty seventh monthly drawing Of the Lnuis
lana State Lottery on October II. This good luck
OF n worthy WaShingtoninn will tempt many To
correspond with the benifcent NJ. A. Danphin,
New Orleans, prior 10 the grind semi annual dis.
the sole control Of Geheruls g. 7. Benurrgurd, Of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. and
some one else will be put In history In like man
upr.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Congr.Ssionni stimulation.

A prominent hotel on the avenue sold
over It's popular bar during the past year eighty
Ave barrels Of whisky, averaging forty gallons 70
the barrel Tnd eighty drinks 10 The gallon II ug-
grcgates 272,OO0 drIuksl This may, 10 some cx-
I,nt, account luT the brilliant Congressional
speeches which electriii6s urCUunIry constituents
through the columns Of the CDiIgreSsiOHG Record.
" Old Rye stimulates statesman hip and makes
the most profound old political oraGl es prouse in
their exuTdiunls and erOrliuns.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
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ThnnL-piNimE SnrNicrs.

The services at st. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Fourteenth street near s, on Thanksgiving
Dny,wil be Of especial interest and II is expected
tNUt the Attendance will be large. President Ar
thur and the District Commissioners have written
accCptanccs ~ tho invitations of the ves,ry, and
will be rc.ent. The choir will render Bluinen.
hnch's fe Dcum. and at the oflrrtory, "As rants
the Heart" Miss Blanche Washington, soprano
Mrs. Daniel Murray, alto: X. w. Tompkins, tenor
and J. w. Cole and Ralf parrntt. basso.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
The Lurny Excursion.

Thanksgiving Day tomorrow Not all
have grandfathers place in the country to go TO,
and many have no place togo. Thorenrestrangers
and teachers, and cl. rks, both men and women, to
whom such day is "section Of homesick.'
They are alone in the city, and the day ordinarily
passes heavily with them This Thanksgiving, how.
ever, has feature that will be heartily welcomed
BY all. Mr.. H. l.. Lambie proposes grand, old
turkey dinner. cranberry sauce, and all at Lurayi
with magnificent view of those lately discovered
wonders of nature the caverns. The grogrnmme
is one hour nt the turkey feast and all the rest of
the time in the cavefns. Thirteen electric lamps
and eight thousand candles aud ffly guides have
been provided for the OCCASION Tile train leaves
this city from the Baltimore aud Ohio depot at
nine q. m sharp and rrlmrma nl hnlf pnst ten p. m
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Psor DR.. Cox.

Yesterday a petition was fled by Mrs.
Amanda Cox for writ OF dc Madtico iil9uirc1dO
In the case Of DR.. G. c. Cox formerly lieutenant.
governor Of Maryland and OF the board Of health
Of the District IN order That he may legally be de-
clarcd insane, and that some one may be ap-
pointed 10 take charge Of his business. The peti-
tiOn states that he has been an inmate OF the in.
sane asylum since January l, 1881, and that be Ia
malAdy that Is incurable. General HGmkle ap.
pears for Mrs. Cox.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
rhc wn.h,uyton Lisht Gunrd.

The Washington Light Guard held an
other Adjuu ned meeting Inst evening, at tneir
arrnOry. on Capitol Iill. Several applications for
D. rmbership were received, and the regular conn
pulsury dT,ll chunlrd from "Wednesday tu SAtur'
day evening, The Mir committee was llIslrucle
tO meet Ht Liculeuiul Blhy's rtSiirnGe, No. $40
FiTsl street southeast, on Saturday next
National Republican., 1881-11-23
IInsonIc TpnlpIe.

The concert announced for tomorrow
evening at Masonic Temple under the aus.
pices of Spartan Council, Sous of Jona
dan, promises To be one Of the prominent
musiral events OF te sraSo The artists
Sl!lie A, latham. Miss Katie Ellis, Miss Annt
Lillrhridge, John o. Pnph, L, J, Whipple, g. II
Lillebridge Professor n, d. Albums and L. a. Ma.
guirv are all well known TO the public, aud their
appearance Is II sufficient guarantee of the excel
lenCe OF the entertainment.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Boys Ui.terettcs.

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches IewGlry &c. Call on or ad
dress Ilerzog, sos Ninth street. near Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1881-11-23

FuR-LINED winter wrapsin new shapes, sealskin
dolmaus and sncqucs all lengths and prices, and
cn0chmen's collars In every variety Of fur, 20 pOpu-
lar for ladies and misses, at
WuLETr & RUoFfs,
Nnb PENNSYLVANIA nYeMMC.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Yout,,., U,.trrettrs

ss will buy an nllwool ulsteretle, substantial
and stylish, at Eiscnan Bros, corner Of Seventh
and streets.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

The y,a,id Baths
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths. 900
street. only first class bath in the city.
Iron BIttcrs.
TRUE TONIC.
IRON BIrTERs are hgMy recommended for ali
Diseases requiring certain md efficient tonic,
peciaRy indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fercrs,
Want OF Appette, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&c. Enriches Me Lood, strengthens me muscles, and
girts iVe TO Me nsyres They oct Ike charm on
DC digestive organs, remoring al dypepttc symptoms
such as tasting he Jood beching heat IN he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that trm
not bdcken lie teeth or gire headache. Hiic for The A
b Book, 80 pages, amusing and settA reading sent
free
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Nd.
"AIdcrn~y Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Aderney butter churned every morning,
aud delivered IN [lb. "Wnd" prints, at 45c per 10.
Also cottage cheese, 90. per ball buttermilk, &c.
per quart and sweet milk Sc. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Hfa.....-sa.

for men, Of every description. The largest assort-
ment In the city. Eiseman Bros corner Of Seventh
aul Il streets.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

Boys Suits.
GentIemen's Suits.
Overcoats.
UIsters.
Underclothing.
Cunning Suits.
Rubber Goals.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

So will buy neat, substantial nlsterotte for yOu
streets
National Republican., 1881-11-23
The [OllOWing building nermits Were

issued yesterday: Thomas oliver two story brick
dwelling, l40S Tenth street, 81 400; W. +. DDwney
Ong-stOry brick carriage. house, street. between
Sixteenth aud Seventeenth northwest S70I; d. j.
Eevlns for y. W. Fitzgerald, thrpe-stUry brick
dwelling, Seventeenth street between T and U
streets northwest 5000; &. H. BurgGSS, repairs nn
shed, corner Eighth and streets northwest $50;
r. L, d. Clark, rebuild brick stable, 2l6 New Jersey
avenue southeast. SiJO,
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Prnn,in.nt Arrivals.

wILLARD's-Dr A. T. Macdonald New York q.
TarSS sSw FIo9SS MsjiGo KpsT, bphEsaSpa
Moking rittsburg; ]. II. Robinson, Chicago; Hon
4. Green. New Jerseyj William n BareIIan, New
New York; E Stephenson, New Y"rF; j. 'Iynce,
New York u. J. jackson, New York J. d. CAL
higher, Now Jersey.
Erp1rr.-Gcnorai ]. d. stonehouse, New York .
General G; 7. Maitucks, John Wnslow Jones' Mis-
ST5l; II Vtn WICK MST York; % j. VI r H9nmsn ara
". {, Heath, New York. q. ", Baceldor, Illinois;
IT, Codwlsc, Wisconsin, James IIngan, New Orleans.
METRoroLTAS.-A. NJ, Rush, Balilmore; H. 4.
Hancock, Lynchhurg; Carence Blackiord, Lynch
Ecw Torf: f. +. Daniels, N5fth Garolins; RobeiTt
w. Oliver, Rchmonh; William II. Fry, Indianapolis;
$ c. Henderson, shippensburg Pa; J. W. Throck-
morton, Texas
NATioNA1.--s w Hudson, Hudsondale Pa; e. d.
Colyin. New York; J. w. forney, Hanover, Pn;
ton. Richmond II, c. Gray, Covington, KY; ID. r.
Forney, Hanover, Pa; J. Nicholson, Medr I'd, n, G.:
A. j. Wicker, Cincnnati John p. Jones, Worcester
spSS AEE JOIN SSn g aGa % H. D SdheT H
Ln wenstein, a. Goodwin, II. g. Ludus, II. Weer,
dohe sosG H. H9Fs Tsa sS New TY@r9nS Y"Ts egg aeg
Boston; A. @. Campbell. Utah j. A. Ernstein, savan
nah, Ga.
ST. JANns-c j. Swain, Philadelphia; Charles F.
In, Cleveland II. Rolluan, Cincinnati, Ohio j. g
Bec6c Chicago Joseph II. smith Illinois.
ARL1soToN.-A. S. Hatch. New York; G. p. Skin
nner, owego. \. Y; D. p McBean, Portland. Oregon
virginia; Robert Ennis. ALBANY, n. VI; c. s. Win.
throp; ~, p Doughty, Boston, Mass. A. 8. Eyerurd,
ST. MARCH. s. scnll, baltimore Nd; Il. l.. But
terick, Charleston, W Va; w. a. Mosiy. Dayton,
Ohio; w; NJ Mebber, Ravenv lille, W. Va II. Payne,
,woRMLyY's., Edwards Spencer, ]. A. and A. NJ.
Holden, New York.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
Tn. Msnth.r ra.nnr.

For The Middle ARdntic Sales, slightly
andSScT northoda 70 soRheda trinds, falling bdrome
= for 'eouther IN ne northern portion. cloudy
tccaiher and Iiph rain IN the Southern portion
For Washington a. m.-Portiy cloudy, probably
followed BY hgh RAN during u1 afternoon or evening
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: a. M, l2o; II a. m. 1850; p. IN, 46o;
p. M, 1850; IL p. m, $3.50. Maximum, 4eAo ;
minimum, 37.7o.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
following nnients were issued last

Week 70 TtSlNVhH OI INc UIsIrIct OF CNIumbln: An-
Cnstin J. Amber. nSSignor by mense assignments
in International NRpor Fuel Carbon Iron Manu-.
featuring Company Washington. d. C., process of
and apparatus for generating gas from petroleum
(rcissnel EliHs =. Hutchinson, wnter q osrt. Fran
els J. LHiti, shOC.hlsiener. Thomas Tracy, as
signOr OF one half Ia 7. =. Enslc vansville district
lIIInn uIAL, ,aI ll.IiLAr I'm I.L.,r In,
National Republican., 1881-11-23

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 900
street. Only tirst-clnsS bath in the city
National Republican., 1881-11-23

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want, reut for sale OF lost three times for
twenty-five cents IN THE REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1881-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
zoEDoNB,

10Y zoEDoNE,
A sparkling non alcoholic beverage,
rs agreeable and refreshing az CHAMPAGNE.
Very grateful and strengthening to lnvalida and
Descriptive pamphlets furnished.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

Lucy Ozment yesterday fled bill of
divorce from her husband, Robert g. Ozment. She
states ihat she is u resident of Washington, but
while on visit 10 Greensboro. N. C., in 1871 she,
then being sixteen wears Of nge, married thc de.
fendnut, who was forty years of aye. They lived
together until 1879, when he left her and has not
been again heard from.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26
THE FLAG INSULTED.

Outrage on Barque Acacia Of Boston
Naval Interference Ordered.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Secretary of
handing the North Atlantic fleet, to immedi-
sitely send one of the vessels of his squadron
10 Merida, Mexico, where the American
barque Acacia, of Boston, is reported unjustly
seized by rho Mexican authorities. The State
Department received information by cable of
this outrage few days ago through Consul
General Hall at Havana, with whom the
American Consul at Merida communicated by
letter. The information is that the barque
Acacia put into Merida in distress, and was
seized by the captain of the neighboring port
of Progreso and carried into that port. Two
OF her crew were on board when the seizure
was made, the captain and the remainder of
the crew having gone to Progreso for assistance
and were there when the barque was brought
in. Her surrender was asked by the American
captain, who, upon being refused appealed to
our consul, whose request for her delivery to
her captain was also refused Later cable ad-
vices say the crew of the Acacia are on shore
and not allowed to go on board their own or
amy other American vessel and are threatened
with arrest il they attempt to do SO.
Admiral Wyman will probably order the
commander of the Kearsarge or Nipsic imme-
diately to go under steam to Progreso and in
-vestigate the cause of the proceedings of the
authorities a. that place, and if the complain
Justify their act, then the Acacia will be re-
stored to her captain and her crew. It is not
known whether the grounds for detention of
The vessel are based upon a claim for salvage,
or because she was alleged to be derelict. This
is the first case under the new Administration
calling for armed interference to maintain the
honor OF our flag in g foreign land.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26
A HORRIBLE SIGHT.

Gathering the Bodies OF the Lost-A
Steamer Load Of Corpses.
LONDON, Ont, May 25.-The Princess Louise
arrived soonsafter the catastrophe and inoored
against the north shore and close to the wreck
A gangway was projected from her deck TO the
shore, and at about O'Clock the bodies as fast
as they were received were ranged in sad array
on the upper decks. The upper deck of the
Princess Louise was soon covered with dead
bodies to such an extent that in some instances
the bodies of children and infants were placed
on top of the adult corpses The scene on the
upper deck was sight which sent shudder
through the spectators, and l saw stout men
turn aside and weep. In one spot two babies
lay side by side, their faces turned towards
each other, and were it not for the terrible and
heartcrushing surroundings one would imagine
they were sleeping peacefully. In another
place a gray-haired man lay motionless in
death with fair-haired girl alongside of him,
while in another direction lay woman with
fearful cash in her forehead, caused, no doubt,
by the crashing timbers Of upper deck of the
Victoria when she capsized. In another part
of the vessel were noticed one or more bodies
which bore traces of being crushed and mangled
among the wreck. In many instances the
faces of the dead were frightfully distorted
and suggested the idea of the fearful struggle
which must have taken place as they lay on
the river piled on each other and struggling
either with the drowning mass or the broken
timber. AS soon as the upper deck of the
Princess Louise was covered with the fast ar
irving corpses the lower deck was then Used as
a receptacle.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26

Epsots and Shoes: Fine and Medium Goods at
k1 low prices. j. II. WETHERELL & CO.,
Successors to CYRUS LOWELL, 225 Middle St.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26
Mrs. Gariields condition was somewhat i'm.

Mrs. Gareld's condition was somewhat i'm.
proved yesterday
The result Of the elections in Dean ark is
viewed with alarm in some quarters il is
feared il may lead to suspension of the con-
Stitution.
The business portion of Harrison, Boone
county, Ark, was burned yesterday Loss
$4,000.
Two laborers were killed aud one fatally in
jured by the caging of an embankment on the
Pennsylvania railroad in Jersey City yester-
day.
An Havana letter of the Dist says the prov.
inCe of Santiago de Cuba is so disturbed that
martial law continues aud the negroes in va
riouS parts OF the Island show symptoms of rest
lessnesS
Rt. Rev. BishopJ. j. Clinton, of the African
M. e. Zion church, is dead.
There is very little yellow fever in Havana
considering the season. Physicians explain it
by the facts of the prevalence of typhoid fever
which they say first attacks people pre-disposed
to yellow fever
The grain crop of Nebraska Tor 1881 IS esti-
mated at 105 900 600 bushels, an increase OF 80
per cent over 1880 The wheat crop is esti-
mated at Is, Geo. 600 bushels.
A meeting was held in Boston last night in
the interest of the proposed worlds fair.
The statue of Farragut was presented to the
city of New York yesterday. Joseph 81.
Choate delivered the Grafton and Secretary
Hunt presented the statue.
The Eads contract has been approved by
both houses of the Mexican Congress. Gen
Grants will be approved to-day
The New York Greenbackers hold u State
convention at Elmira August 23d.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26

StLOTHsyss, Mems Boys, and Child
~ dren's Wholesale and Retail.
BOSTON & rORTI "A ND IlothinO On 265 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-26
The Baptist Anniversaries

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2j.-The Baptist anni-
yersaries closed to-day The Home Missionary
Society elected L. l.. Howard, OF Connecticut,
President. Reports upon the work among the
Freedmen We're read by Prof. Tefft, of Nash
vile, urging more money for schools and SEM
inaries and more missionaries Hon. j. P.
Bishop of Ohio presented report of the work
among the Indians. Rev. VIM. Hurr, u ma
tive missionary of the Sacs and Foxes, spoke.
Hon. G. III. Williams of Ohio delivered an ora
ton tonight on christian Education the SUI
premc Need of the Freedmen" The gather
ings OF the three national societies have been
entirely satisfactory Representatives have
been present from thirty-five States and most
OF the foreign mission fields. The utmost bar
money prevailed. L. S. Kalloch did not ven
ture to speak in any of the meetings.