Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1873, Page 1

VOLUMY 26. REAL ESTATE. broat Augion Sal DREXEL %QULEVARB COTTAGE GROVE-AV. LOTS, 0On Wednesday, Juno 18, 1873, At 31-2 o’clock p. m., sharp. We will offer at publla_suction, on the grounds, WEDNESDAY, Juno 18, 1873, at 8% o'clook p. m.s 4barp, that fiuo grovo blook fmmodintoly north of Mr. Jamoes Sinson's fino residonoo, fronting oost on Droxol Bouleyard, and wost on Oottaga Grovo-av., botwoon For- ty-third and Torty-fourth-sta,, TN FIFTY-FOOT LOTS, 1o the ilghast biddor, on the followlug torme, viz,: One- sixth oash on day of eala, ona-sizth in W dnys, and tho Halanco fn ono and two yoars, intorost st 8 por,cont, DAy abla aouually, THI SALE WILL BE DONA YIDE AND PERENP- TORY, AND NO 8IDE-DIDDING ALLOWED. This proporty s among thomoat boautiful and destrable estdanco proporty In oz around Ohloago, and noeds only to bosgon to bo admired, ¢ i vory oholos for residenco or (nvostmonts, It is within throo blocks of tho Forty- third-at, Station, on the I. O. Hydo Park R. R, and within throe blgoks of tho Cottage Grove horsa.oars, and tho Oottago Gravo Dumrmy passos on the west lino of the block, Tho Cottaga Grovo fronts aro vory doulrablo for althor bustooss or rosidonoo. BEWERS, GAS, AND WATER CONVENIENT. TITLE PERFECT: Print- od abistracta will bo furaishod cach purohnsor, Call on CLARKE, LAYTON & €O0., 120 LaSalle-st., for plots and further particulars. . A FRER RIDE to and from the grounds on day of walo, both by IIl. C. R. R. and stroot-cars. Tickots for samoto be had at offos of OLARKE, LAYTON 00, Traln loaves I, 0. B. R., foot of Lako-st., at 8 o'olosk p. m., sharp, CLARKE, LAYTON & CO. BEAUTIFUL HOMES. GEO. SUMMERS, 188 East Madison-st., Room 4, is now selling splendid lots in Nor- wood Park on MONTHLY PAYMENTS, also offers assist~ ancein theerection of dwellings. GENERAL NOTICES. IO ICHI. About thisty.one thonsand bushols of No, 3 Oorn Ia the ¥ulton Klgrator (formiorly known as tha Muon & Beott ‘Eiovator) §s ont of condition, all of which s sour snd Boatiug, and will bo dolisorsd on tho following rooeipts: Dato-tem. No.ofyceipl. Amoun, 3 5,000, buslicls 500, bushels £1407.28 bushola bushiols * 81,415, 13 bushols 2 Corn, This Corn is contalnod fn bins numbors 13, 13, 14, 18, 8, and3l. Extra storngo will bo charged on tho abovo mocelpte, as por our advastised ratos of storago on hoatod aia, GEO, ARMOUR & CO. anin. _Chioago, Juno 18, 157 BOARD OF TRADE Initiation Fee. Tho Initlutlion Fee for memberahip in the Board of "'rude of the City of Chicngo willy on and niter July 1, prox., be increased from one hundred (100) doi{nrs, the breseat rate, to 1o Lundred and fifey (250) dollars. Applications for memborsbip under the present fee should bemmnde an or before June 25, Partles ellxiblo to membership nre only thoso who nre resl- dents of, or permusently doing buniness In, the clty of Cliicugo. New inembers are required tojay che Initintion feo aud the annunl nasess- micnt of the eurrent fiacal year, or ot present sy one hundred and twenty-five (125) dollars, By order of the Bourd. HAS. RANDOLPH, Secrotary. Chicngo, Junc 14, 1873, T0 THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. T, PARMELEE & 00, Quaies Line & Bappage Express. Offloe, 166 Denrborn-st,, Ohicago, ‘Having increased our {acllities, wo aro now preparsd ta dollver baggage to and from sll parts of the oity, and we mako it & specialty to dollver baggage promptly and with " 48 littlo dolay a3 possible. To provont confusion at the dupots, passengers, by gl 1ng thelr ohooks o our agont on tho tralus, need not hay Pastongora dolivarad ta and from Hotels aud Ratlroads. Ordora promptly attonded to by leaving word st our offics. TAKE NOTICE! No person is authorized to make purchases, or 1 indontodees fof tho Helisnos Works, i Bouth Oanaret ‘without the writton order of W. A. Jawes, Rochs EGG-CARRIER. THE NBW BGG CARRIER, OALLED LATELY ¥ Invented by A.H. Bryant, £y of the Union Exg Oarriar Go.,of 145 South Olfn: ia & most ingentous lavention and sosmus dostined rsedo tho Blovons Caso, and all othors, beln; 3 2 and buat o the Tha princiidt advantage s paate et o i aprt ot e oo S0 thiatthey oany i fting or handling The Trays. fold Mo a fan and cap bo T.‘hua T amm Sariag frolght o botes and i ol bé'l.{u’. o ably Tore "Slattnc CFuring the trays folded, .which may thus ba usod wany tinoes, rge sliipyor aro using them in praferonce to packing in bar~ Tols a3 formorly. LOTTERY, &300,000. Capitul Prize, $60,000, Missouri State Lottery. Grand Single Numbor Scheme, Dzaws tholast day of every month. § 850 Prizes, amount i o 00,000, Whela deRota R0 e LT TR e P heiieile FOR 5AL! BOXES AND REELS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, COLVER, PAGE, HOTNE & €O, 118 and 120 Monroe-st, TUNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. ‘Wa have a large atack of Bummor Morinos, Angoln Finnnois, Silk, Disl Throad, Joan, ll;ag‘n%n. Taconot, &o. in fino goods at bottont joos, Hosiery. Our ntook contains about twen! of fino gooda for Mon’s woar, adnp! s0ason, 4t unusually low pricos, NECEWEAR., ‘Wo have a very rioh and solect stock now, end replenish ovory month. LINEN COLLARS AND CUFES, Tho grontest varioty of stylos over offorod in Fine Goods, - ' Handling IaTgor quantities of oxtra fino goods for Mon’s Woar than sny other firm, wa buy at glosor figuras, and do soll at dors respondingly loss pricos. . WILSON BROS, 8, ¥, Oor, 8tato and Washington-ata.; “‘Ar- %lisg-ooux'k, Olark-st., south of Madison-at., riotls od'to the 8RO, g m}:{ko‘u Opora Houso, Fourth-st., Oinoin- POSTPONEMENT. ATKENY THEATRE. ZOLOE! 'POSTPONED UNTIL Tuesday Evening, 'T'o Insure n Porfact Performance Omnthe First NWight. e e FINANCIAL, COOK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF CHEHICACGO, _ NORTHWEST. CORNER Washington and Dearborn-sts, United States Depository. CAPITAL, - -~ 500,000 OFFIORRS: B. ¥, ALLEN, Presidont. 0. T. BOWEN, Vice Prosident. 0. G. BULKLEY,, Cashior. A gonersl Banking Businoss transtoted, Actounts of Banks, Baniors, and Merchants soliclted, ‘Partioular attontion given 1o collectiond. Blils of Exchange on the principal citios' of this coun. try and nn Trambull, Chlosgo; Pot. tar Palmer, Ohicago: 1, 0. Cook, Chicogo; Thos. 8. Sigwart; Koponsot 1 B e 1 C. 1 Bowen, KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Banleers, 12 Wall St., issue Circular Notes, and Letters of Credit on the Union Bank of London, available in all parts of the world. AUCTION BALES. T0 GENTLEMEN, Livery Men, end Others, We ahiall soll, on TUHSDAY MORNING, T 3ok o Bowon Beca. Blook 15 and 17 East Randolph-st., regardiosa of price, to close consignmenta, 26 NEW CARRIAGES, Open and Top Buggies, Phastons, Demoorat Wagons, and Harness, ‘WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneors. REMOVALS. REMOVAL. I have ogain gono back to near my old quartors, Nos. 59 and 61 Market-st,, whero L have botter faoilities for doing business than ever before, and, thankful for past favors, shall be happy to soonll old friends and many new, and guarantee satiafaction to all, ‘W. B, STANNARD, FIFTH NATIONAL BANK MEMOVED TO NORTHWEST CORNER OF LaSalle and 'Washington-sts. STOVES, RANGES, &o, BOYINTON'S HEATING FURNACES! “Qur Favorlte” Rnnges, *The Canbinet? Cook Stave, Baltimore Ieaterw, Heatlng Btoves, Tuttle & Balloy’s Registers, &c. aro tho very Dest manulactured, 7 oo BOYNTON 3 b FasRo squat. O ‘n‘é uildings nl'nns d aiing promptly attonded wotice, W invite tho TO RENT, gmal Stores o Rent. Boreral flao staras, abiout 20170 sschy, on Lake and Dongs bornate, RBger Iato *'The O X Hanta o, "G T WORK B00s 138 Lavenente o WANTED, ANTED.-AGENTH--FItON ' 87| to 360 por month, evorywhere, to acll one) of the most usoful artlclos aver lnvanted noedod tn ovory famlly. Sond for Olrou| lar, Address, BECOMB & CO., 167 Btato-at., UnioAco, Tl MEETINGS. Masonic, Jorlath No, 69., R, A. M. B ] . :szw“n“(gl‘:?lghn? rentng, ot 7 Sotome. ok o " Bousoa. e J. 0. DIOKLRSON, Beoratary. Dental. All Dontists r £ thi tod ¢ B R e R A R SR A 8p.m, Bustooss of Luportaude, SWEEPING FLOOD. . Sudden and Unaccountable Froshet in Blackwood Valloy, Neb. A Camp of United States Soldiers Swept Away by the Tm- + pbtuous Flood, bLo,ss of 6 Men and 26 Horses Ber fonging to Company A, Third Cavalry.. Tho following account of o military disastor has boon recelvod at tho hendquartors of " the Military Division of the Missourl in this oity. Captain Aloxander Mooro, commanding Company A} Third Oavalry, writing from tho fiold, under date Juno 0, 1873, to Major Dubois, command- inig the rogiment at Fort McPhorson, Nob., mayn: 3 I have the honor to report that, in accordanco with instructions, I lott Fort McPhorsor May 97, 1873, with one’guido, ono wagon-mastor, fivo teamsters, and fifty-fivo onlisted mon of Com- pany I, Third Cavalry, for the purposo of pa- trolling Ropublican Valloy. . . . . May 81, marchéd Qown Blackwood Oreck nbout1d miles and wont into camp. About 9 p. m. A TERRIDLE FRESHET, without any apparont causo, mwopt down tho valloy, onrrying ovorything boforo 1t, mon, houses, tents. Army wagons wores swopt slong liko corks. For fivo days previous tvolnd no rain, and wheroe tho wator camo from so sudden- Iy I cannot yot understand. Tho Valloy of Dlackwood ia about 45 miles long, and 1 mile to amile and a balf wido. This entirs strotch of country was ONE DAGING TONRENT, P st lonst from six to noven feot docp, and how any man or horsooscaped is morvelons. Thaonly thing, {ndoed, that prevented total dostruction was the faot that my osmp was surrounded by & belt of timbor on threo sides, and ss the men wera oarried ~ ff by tho ocurrent, thoy wors on~ abled to save/ thomeolvos by catching tho limbs of treos, V gon day broko, on the morning of the 1st June, it showod almost all the men of my company 1N TTIE TOP8 OF THERS, without any covering excopt remnanta of under- olothes, ond boneath thom tho torrent still 1aging. After the Inpse of n fow hours, the wa- tor began to fall, sud s fow mon who could amim got to tho hills, Aftorwards the others, myaolf among the number, wore got off with lifo-lines, Up to this timo nothing was to be seon of what had been my eamp except the top of sn army-wagon, which had stuck to a log on tho ground, and on this wagon were collected 11 mon, who wora thus BAVED FROM A WATERY GRAVE. The eottlors.at tho mouth of the Blackwood lost almost all their stock snd proporty. The stogk, however, was almost nll recoversd when tho flood went down. Six of my company wore drownéd, and tiveity-six horsos 1ost. I remain- ed at tha acene of tho disastor for four days, and recovered five of the bodies of tho men, and almost all the cquipments of tho command, I shall not dwell on the detalls of this calamity furthor. It can only bo undoratood in ALL IT8 DREADFUL NMAGNITUDE by each one taking it home to himuelf, and so appmnchmf nearor Lo o just realization of its import, The men, though almost destitute of clothing ana rations, worked laboriously for four days, recovoring the bodies and property, with- out & murmur. TIE NAMES OF THE MEN DROWNED . wore a8 follows : Blacksiith, Iidward P. Doe gl'vlte! Lowis Colin, Theodore Troendlo, Denis I ‘.{g;nhnney, William J. Mars, and Daniel -H. June 4. Broke camp ana marched to Rad Wil- lows, Found the cresk mwollen, and was obliged to lay ovor for a dn{ 41l the waters went down, and we rebuilt the bridge, which had been car- rlod away. . . . . 1 am, sir, vory respoctfully, your obedient ser- vaut ‘ ALExANDER MooRE, Captain Third Cavalry, Commanding Qompany A. HreanquarTess, Font McPnEssonN, Neb., June 4, 1678.—Roapectfully forwarded to Department Heudquarters. Nothing but the coolneas and courngo of Capt, Moore end hia non-commis- sioned officera preventad the losa of the entira command. _Capt. Moore's life was_savod by his trumpeter, McQowan, whom I respoctfully reo- ommond for a medal of Lonor, 4 (Bigued) Joux 0. Dusors, Major Third Cavalry Commauding. £ sttt ity Dloodshed at a Gaming-Table. Sinoe Monaoo, in Northern Illinois, has been the only place in the 01d Warld where King Rou- Iotte and Queen Rouge-ot-Noir are atill allowed {o publicly wield their seductive sceptor, it has attracted a crowd of desporadoes and blacklegs, such as, perhaps, ore not found in a similarly limited compass in sy part of the globs, A most oxciting occurrence tonk‘ffluo m those gilded halls an the 28d of April last. Tha gambling saloons hiad hoon crowded from an early hour by » throng in which all civilized natious wero rep- resentad. The groat contre of attraction wasthe socond rouge-st-noir table, whero 8 middle-aged Bpaniard wag playing with'an extraordinary run of luok. He hnd staked a 100 frauc note on red, snd rod had won fifleen times in sucoession, He had loft his winnings, oxcopt some gold, in which the bank had paic Tim at first, on the table, and when the hoad croupior Bang out in a monstrous voice, for the fifteenth time, Rouge gagne st couletr,” there was a atir of oxoitemont among tho dense owd of speotators, whose eyen wore riveted upon the lucky winner. Ths bank officials, see- ing that the Bpaniard wanted to risk his whole winnings, amounting then to $200,000, bacame nervous, and deolared they could not accept so heavy a stake. The Spaniard, whoxe imperturbability oxcited eneral admiration, replied that, mccording to ho rules of the ‘*Bank," stakes to the amount of 2,000,000 francs were ‘admissible, A wrangle onsned, and finally he arose, and said con- temptuously : #Very well, if you are afraid, I will play no more!” Ho prepared to take in the pile of bank notes beforo him, when several men, who had been erowding afound him for soms time, exclaimod, “ Stop] stop!" The Spau- iard turned towards them, and asked, in a fone of surprise, “ Why?" Bocause,” - they anawered, “ part of the winnings bolongs to usl” Tho] men maid that they had staked a ono thousand frano note and won eight times. They claimed upward of one hundred thousaud france. All 8 caused intenso exocitoment, "The Spaniard had part of the -monoy, but his vehement intorlooutors snatched " it. 'ho spoctators crowded round the up. The licomen were unable fo force their waj owards tho mon who were souflling witl the Bpaniard. All at once there was a loud shiriel, and then suother, A moment after the crowd foll back & f0ot or tiro from the fight- jug party, and tho Bpaniard was scon, deadly ale, with a bloody poinard in his hand, while wo of Lis adversarios gaspod out that thoy had beon stybbod, A woment afterward the oon- fodorates of the stabbed mon, who sank to the round, folled the Bpaniard to the groud with oir hoavy arme. Meanwhile, durlug this indeacribable scono of confusion and terror, tome sdrolt blacklogn helped thomsolves frocly to the vaat sums of ‘monoy still lyiug on the green baizo table, sud the bewildered croupiers hardly attompted to prevont thom from so doiug, At last ten wol- dlers ontored, oommanded by a Lioutenant. Thon the rooky waw Wuficiontly cleared to ensbla the soldiers and police to roach tho spot whoro the torrible quarrol had originated. The two men whom the,Bpaniard had stabbod lay on the ound wnlwr'r:lg in goro, Ono of thiom was ond, the other dying.~ Tho Bpaniard had Lalf raiged_himsolf from tho ground, and looked sround with the bewildered air of a lunatio. Iis fuco wan torribly bruised, and Lo had ovidontly not yet recovorad Ll entlre ‘consclousnoss from the atunning blowa that had been showersd upon Lis hoad. Ho hiad also boen tramnplod upon by . sido haltors, the exolted_crowd, and his clothen wero torn in ehrods. o and his two victima woro shortly aftor carriod out on littors, Tho throo conted- oratos of tho dosd mon wore hosvily Ironed. In their posseasion was found most of tho monoy which the Spaniard hod won, aud which thoy rabbod while ho was acufing with iho othar wo. Al wora rocognizod ag low Fronch black- logs, while tho Bpanish rosidents of Monaco vouohod for tho respoctability of Benor Valdo y Garrizo, who had boon inyolyed by tho men, who hind undoubtedly planned tho quarrol with him in order to obtaln a portion of the money which L had won. o was in a procarious coudition for sbveral doys aftor the affray, but then rocoy- orod rapidly. % ANOTHER BORGIA, A Woman Living in flonmogua, Ma« ‘con County, Iil, Poisons Six of Her Itelntives ani Prepares n Potlon for Tor None=She Talkes tho Dosc Warsclt, by Mistake, and Thoreby Enda Ilor Cureor. Syecial Mapatoh ta The Chieago Tribune, . Dgoaton, Juno 15.—Lnat Soptembir, & Mri As W. Drako, an honest and most cstimablo farmor, living noar Mosmoqua, died Auddanly, and undsr olroumstances indioative of -foul play. = His atomach was sent to St. Louls for snalyeis, as wag 8180 a bottlo of vinogar-bitters which ho had beon taking. o .fow days previous to his death. Both aronow oxtant, but, from eome unexplnin- cd cause, the annlysis was nover mado, At the timo of Mr. Drake's doath his mothor-in-law, Mrs, York, wss kocping house for Lim, sud toward hor suspiclons glances wero cast ua tho porpotrator of tho foul doed, slthough ciroumstancos woro not strong onough to warrant her arrost. A fow days sinco sho was takon violontly fll at tho resldenco of her son, n Knnsas, whither she had gono soom aftor tho donth of hor son-in-law, Dir. Drako, A physi- clan wad summoned, who immediatoly dotected polson, snd told hor sho could survive but » forr hours at tlio moat. Facing inavitablo deatly, sbo made a confossion which exposed to the world & flond incarnato: B8he confossed to baving polsoned hor husband in 1865 ; Mra, A, W. Drake, her own daughtor ; two obildran of Mr. A, ‘W. Drako, her grandchildron ; the wifo of L. B. Drake, formerly of this city, and lnst S8eptembor Mr, A. Drako. Sho thon went to hor son's in Kausas, and a short time sago made a mixturo of polson to administor to him' on the fimst op- portunity. i'oallngennwlfl s day or two aftor- wards, she wont after some modicine to the cup- board, and by misiake took the fatal doso s:n ‘Amd for ber son, which rosultad in hor own nth, Thus pnased ffom this life by her handa ‘husband, twd doughters, a son-in-law, two grigds childron, and_hdraelf, while she attompisdito 0ison hor own gon; who hiad offered hor a home or the romatnder of hor lifs. THE INDIANS. The Modocs Inform Their Onptors ns 10 the Wherenbouts of Niscellzancous Plunder=-The Proposed IReturn of the Kicknpoo Prodigals. Boyre's Oaxr, Tore LAKE DPENINSULA, June 12.—This aftornoon the Modocs sont for Dr. Cabanens, and roquested & sccond intorview, in ordor thak further facts relating to tho missing articles of armament and wosring apparel might bo mado known to tho soldiors for ronsons bost known 0 the Indisns whoso nocks aro just out- 8, ‘Tho Indlans voluntarlly made rovelntions in this order t Black Jim acknowledg- 64 that ho stolo §18 from Monchsm, atid passed in tho amount, Boston enii ho had Moscham’s Elulol lhidden in tho rocks, and would return it it e had a chanco, Mescham's memorandum-boolk wan destroyed bytho Indisns. Stesmboat Frank aeid ho kaow whoro tha coat and w'at of Dr. Thomas were, and could obtain thomn linif dny. The roverend gontloman’s gold watch wag cmried oft by & Warm Bpring Indisn. Cran- ston’s ring we lost. Tho lending braves, in: cluding Jook, enid that thirty or furty shots woré firad during the masaicro of the Ponco Commissioners. Thoy all actively shified the responsibility for the murder from oneto another, All'agreed, Liowever, that Bogus Charloy did not participats in tho mesuacro, and from firat to lnst condemned it %8 an unfair and unsafo pro- ceoding. Ponding the arrival of orders from Gen, Bco- fleld rogarding the dipposition of tho Californis troops, no decision as to immediate movements hias boon obtained. The list of captivos_sent by mail, through sn officinl, when securcd, is inaccurato. The total should be roCaced to 160, ‘WasnixaroN, June 15.—Roecent_ proceedings with regard to'tho return of the Kickapoo In- diana to the United Btates are in nccordanco with 4he action of the Moxican Governmont and our own in April of last year. Forthe resiization of the projeot it was mfl,'goutod that the Govorn- ment of the Unitod Btates appoint new nginls, and adyise the Government of Neueva Leon of the time and placo on tho frontior whore the ;{‘mts would presont themnolves to the Indians. he Govornment of Mexico would, in such caso, provide that the authorities who ropresent it in that rogion should take part in thé conforonces, and it the Indians should froely determine to leave Moxico to sattlo on_their own resorvation in tho United Btatos, the Moxican military would osoors thom to a point on the frontior whero _American troops might racoive thom. ‘The Mox- ican Governmont furthor advised that the agonts to troat with the Indinns be porsona other than those who mado the formor atterapt, in order to avold reviving suspicions and prejudices againat those Earivl!l which might oxiat {ii tho minds of the Indians, and the Mexican Government prom- ised that none of its suthorities sccused of bo- ing opposed to the removal of theso Indians should have any partin the execution of tho plan suggented. NEW YORK. Another Wite=-NMurder--Fatal HBare Itoom Affrays=-Miscellancous Ktems. New Yonx, June 15—Tho American olipper- ship Young Americs won, the_race with the British olipper Ls Eaconesh, reaching Liverpool nln the 152]: inst. in 106 days from San Fran- cisco, . P. R. W, Rhodes haa been awarded tho con- tract for publisling tho city record. Every itom in his bid, wlich was_the lowest, was bolow the ordinary fates. Rhiodesis almost unkhown, but in said by oge of e papers to have rocently had desk-room in tho oflice of Samuocl J. Tiden, James M., Watorbury, a prominent vitizen of Williamsburgh, and formerly owner of the yaohts« Julia and Una, died yostorday from cancor, An_illiclt whisky manufactory was seized yes- torday in the Fifth Ward, Drookiyn, the cap- tured proporty ombracing four stills, nine tubs, 25, fll)flofi ons of mash, eto. ‘The officers wero attaoked by a mob, who pelted them with siones. Tho potioo provenfed sorious trouble. Trancis Gillon, aged 23, s stoam-Attor, of No. 181 Mulberry stroet, this ovonhlf mot hig wito Tllen, aged 10, to whom he ‘beon marriod five months, but with whom he had never lived, in front of No. 83 Orosby stroet, whoro sho was walklng with a friend, and after a fow momonts conversation_brought' her up Broome streot, noar Elm, where ho stabbed her four tines in the brosst, two atabs plorcing the lungs, oansing donth within eight minutos. The wom an was taken to her father's honse, No. 195 Glon stroct, whera ohe died. Sho was omployod of Inte in MoGinnoss' stors, in Grand_strect, ne o saloawoman, . Gillon was arrostod by the Xour- toenth Preocinot police, snd admits the stabbing. During & drunken brawl which took place thia aveniny in the drinking-saloon of Pat Hughos, No. 440 Ionaton _streot, corner of Goerck atroot, a Iaboror namoed Jamos Duffy, aged 23 yoars, of No. 511 Eaat Fiftoonth wivost, was stabled in the right brosst and in- Btantiy killad by ono Edward Kirtland, alias Cur- tis, & Inan of bad repute, who mado his_escape. "Ilio quarrel appoared (o Lave arison_hotwaon threo mon named Duffy, O'Brion, and Fote, and Ourtls was no party to'it at firut, Narrow Ewc: g Nonwion, Ooun,, June 16.~Tho steamboat- train from New London, on the Norwloh & Wor- costor Road, was throvn from tho track noar Dayville, Conn., this morniug at b o'clock, by a tie i. i placed on the traol The engiueor, firoman, sund brakoman were ln,nrnd, but mo ome wns killed, Throo oarg wore smashed, and the engino thrown into on adjacont brook, bottom up, The passengors 1ad & vory narrow oscape, 'Those going to Bos- ton woro taken in from Putnam, tho junction "’V‘i}h lhoTlflurlford & E;lc l\lnllml?, with' llfill; elay. o passongory fop Worgeutor resol thntynlty at 5:5'0 I3 ms._n\ LN ¥ 1873. WASHINGTON. Gen, Howard Explains Certain Freedmen's Bureau Accounts. Uncomplimentary Refercnces to M. . Harlan’s Ecconiricities, Result of the Final Documentary Raid Under the Franking System. Special Dinpateh to The Chicago Tribilue, LOILER INSPEQTION, WasmiNaTow, D. 0., June 16.~Tho Suporvis- ing Inspdctor of Btenmbonts has gons to New York for tho purporso of organiziug tho Com~ misslon to inspect and réport upon holler oxplo- slons on stosmbonts. This Commisslon wns suthorized by an act of the lnst Congross; but it has boon found diftioult to find pdrsons eapable pnd willing to nceept the position. Two more boraof the Comminsion havo beou appointod from the West and two from the East. Thoir report will ho submittod to the noxt Gongresa, ATLAN A8 OTIENA BER HIM. The Révorend ox-Sountor Harlan, of the Daily Chroniclo, of this city, is being soverely cut up by newspapers in a1l parts of tho conn- try, and especinlly here, whero overy paper has a griovanca to avenge, bub tho roughest handling of all {a that glven Lim to-dny by Fomey's Sunday Chronicle, which editorislly applies to him such ondoaring opithots s *“a man who will forseko God for Mamufon, snd then not even gotvo Mammon with doconoy;” **A big rascal ;" “Iiov- erond Ex-Sonatorial bribo-taker ;" ‘*Misornble old sinner,” and winds up » long sriiclo in the tollowing languago : - 1t 48 monstrous that, aftor a_career stained with ras- cality and infamy, tho ex-prenchor, who receivod $10, 000 from Dr, Dursnt, Preaidont of the Union Pacifio Tiailrond, to elcct him'to the Senata,-bocat tary of tho Intorlor ho had corruptly mert o of {hat great swindling corporation, shonld, after Fis hooplo I Town havo ropudiatod i, dotersing ta romain hora ot the scat of governmentand use tho modlum of & nowspapor to demoraliza our poopla And rondor the Government atill worso than it 1s. Thero appoars 0 bo no Ineans of shaking off such political looches, Thoy oling to tho last vestago of powor aund infiuenco like s drowning man tonetraw, arlan, instend of going to some ro- mioto cornor of distant Yowa or tue lava-bods, s b should, to hido tho shame of his career sud sepont of his misdeeds, has tho hardihood to buy & newspaper ioro a the Gapita,an Hopes by tn mosrs, nd bufon: holing officfal acquaintances, to be etill permiticd to gather up orumbs from Lo fable off which ho once z7led o many full meals, Why doos hie not roalize fis situntion no Oakes Ames and rooks did, and fol- low thelr oxampla? . Thie country i tired of the Credit Mobilier gang, and wals no mnore to bear from them, REPUDLICANISH IN GERNANY. An Amoricsn who hag spent mogt of bis timo in Germany wmee tho gloge of the Franco-Gor- man war writes to a friond in this city that, from his obesrvation of affairs, Ropublicanism sesma tohe rapidly gnining ground among the Gor- maua 3 oud, aluco it boesmo ovidont that the health of the Emporor is doclining, and that it {s Tikely hia cannot continuo in his prosent onpacity & groat whilo longer, the lovors or ndvocatos of o ropublican forr+ of governmont have boon quict- 1y sgitating the subject of & change from an Em- pirato a Républic in tho ovent of the dosth or retiremont of the Emporor William, OUR FORFEIGN MISSIONS. ¢ The attaches of tho Japauose Legation hero represont thal, tho only charge made by, the Homo Govornmiant sgainst Mr. Moors: iu Kome Tittlo brenoh of otiquotte due the lato Embassy to Washington, which breach, or whatovor it iy hove been, was unavoidable, and conld not Do Inid to the plame of the resident Japaneso Minister. Until ox-Gov, Jowoll arrives at 8t. Potorsbnr, Engone Sohuylor, Secrotary of Legation, wi act as Minlater. PERSONAL, The family of Gen. Sherman will spend tho summer at Carlislo, Pa. The General will To- main hers, ; GOVERNMENT PRINTING. N The appropriation for Government printing Lias been oxhausted, snd, there being' no fund from which to draw, the business of the Goyern- mont Printing-Ofico bas como to & standstill, and roat of tho employes nve boon furloughed until tho ot of July, ‘whon tho appropsintions for. the " moxt fical yonr will : become ovailoblo. _ This untimoly oxbmustion of {ha money appropriated by Jongross to defray {Hio axponso of this bronoh of tio Governmont businoss will eause agreat deal of inconvenionce in tho excoutivo dopariments, whoro an im- monae amount of work will accumulate by tho 1ah guox. - Tho gxplanation of all this is thit, oo the frauking privilge s about to oxpire, mom-~ bers of Congrots made heavy demands for doou- monts, ote., necessiinting tho omployment of almost tho outire forco of the printing ostnb- lishment on this class of work, to tho exclusion of nenrly all athera. To the Associated Press, CONBULAR CHOANGES, ‘Wasnxatoy, D, 0., June 15.—Changes sro soon to bn mado in about twonty Conanlatos, in ondor {lial Bouthorn mou may bo appoluted to thom, tho Prosidant Laving secently expresuod Lis desire to give oflico o & largor numbor of his Southern political rionds, GEN, 0. 0. HOWARD, - notioing o recontly-publishod article concorning iy mansgemont’ of {ho Froedmsn's Buresu, sud cortain papors in that conneotion submitted to tho Attorucy-Goneral, says tho sum, botwoen 3,000 and $4,000, roproeontad as ‘‘short” in {h disbursing oficar's sccounts, was unavoidable and innocont, and he immedintoly paid the amount due tiie Goverament 54 soon s ascor- tained, Aw to the 533,000, tho disbursing ofticer on in tho monoy, & well a4 e rocelpts, 6o the Becond Auditor could cancol ého vouchora. Ho says all Lia traneactions can ho eatiafuotorily ex- plainod. MINISTER BINGHAM, Jobn A. Bingham will remain in Wahington wovoral days to recciva instructions as Minister to Japan. e will not procood thithor for some wooks. THE POLARIS. The Becretary of the Navy doos not hesitate to say, in adyancs of bis oflicial roport, that the tos- timony elioitod shows that Oapt, Hull died a natural death, and that the separation of thoso on tho foo-floo from the Tolarls was scoldental, Tlo is dosirous, however, of honring tho story of Gapt, Buddington ond Lia party, that both sidoa may be fully known, ek M A A Fast Funcral in Now Orlenns, Correspondence of the Washington Star, We went out yeatordsy by a Canal treot car to the comotories on tho outukirts of the city. Tho famou sholl-road loading out to Lake Pontchar- train runs by the atroot car track, and on thi shell-rond wan & firomon’s funoral procession. It was the fastost funoral X ever saw, It would soom thint the hearsa horaos must have run with “a maghoon " zvrovlounly d tuoufz’m thoy wore heading for a firo instesd of & cometery, for thoy pulled out at a tremendous rato, sud tho whole Procession went thundoring aftur them st a two- forty pace ovor tho shell-rond. After awhilo the procession got divided into two or throo dobatoh- monts, the fast trotters kooplug up with the Lioarse, aud the broken-down livary horsos braak- ing up, unable to go tho pace. One Moo, who, with his Lizo, ocoupicd a no-iop \mh'gy:mfo moarly »a tod 13 tho £6co s the color of L thirt £ 3 in his franHo offorta to forco Lis wheozy old benst to koep up with tho procossion, Bonio of tho firomen who were Dbelated, or who wore un- provided with carrlagos, rodo out_in our street oar, and thoy insisted that our driver should koop up with' tho funorsl, This made it lively, Our streot car mado, tho bost tima on rocord. Bquads of Jaborors woro_omployed all along the lino whoeliug carth to fill up tho old canal, and it was lellfl'flntln{zv to hear our driver yell to thom to oloar the track, us we wont Learing on io koop up with tho funeral. ~ We reached the comotery in sonson to join tho procession, A priest lod it ovor tho grads, through fragrant magnoliss and capo myrties to a wall containing tho archod cavitlos, or *‘ovons,” in which tho doad aro in- torred abave tho ground in New Orleans, Inono of thesa ovons tho cofiin was pushod, the priest uttorod & fow rapid woids, sud the old soxtou, with an expodition scquired by twonty-five yonrs iractice, closod up tho mouthi of the cavity with riok and mortar ; o brothor firoman, who from his facility of hand vas probably & dfaughteman, ocame forward, and with some swilt llues in tho e Chicage Daily Teib CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 16, m&. : noft mortar worked outthonamoof thedecesed ; and thon the prooossion roturned to tholr ocar- riagos, which, Lowever, scattered, somo going to- ward tho ldke and some to tho city, whilo othora (contalning women and chl\dmn? aisod At A road-sido hiouso, where *.freshmilk " was advor- tised. Wo nakod onr onr conductor if that was tho paco at which funorais wore ususlly con- ducted in Now Orloans, and ho said that was # good desl the atyl. THE FARMERS' MOVEMENT. Farmots’ Fourth of July, Fqual and oxact Jinticn 1o all mon.—Jeferson, In accordanco with the adyice and roquest of porsona in various parta of the Stato, thd under- signed, Iixccutive Committco of tho Illinals Btato Farniate’ Amgaciation, wonld rospoctfully recommend to the farmera of Tllinols that they moot in county, or othor loctl meetings, on tho -pYronemn Tourth of July, for tho purposo 1ot only of duly colebrating tho annivornary of our Natlonal Intlopondonce, but also for the purpose of considoring nnd scting upon ths dangors that now throatoh thd safoty of tho nation and tho liberty of tho citizons in tho haps of charterod monopolion and corrupt conpitacies against tha public intorost. s ‘Wo forthor recommend tho immodints action of tho County Associations, County Committoos, Farmor' Olubs, Granges, and porsons otherwiss intorosted, so us to sooitre at such mootinga & Inrge attondance, n- froe discussion of tha griov- ancon, and # mors complete and thurongh or- ganization of the fanners of tho State, Tiet us give this time-honored day a now lonso of lifo, by » domonatration that may be Loroaftor oommerorated aa the dawning of & new ora_of luquondanco, not only for us as a class, but for the wholo peoplo of the State and nation, Lonving to tho various committess of arrange- monts to make out snch programme) for the colgbration of tha doy a8 may boat ho suited to ench locality, wo would moroly suggost, nstoad of the sterootyped oration upon the gloriona paat by some aspirant for political honors, that o hiave the oarest, practical, common sonco tall of tho farmers thowselvos upon the duties of the prosont, and tho resding of the accom- panying new' Declaration of Independenco, yhioh may, liowover, be sltored, smended, or loft out, a8 ehall Boem beat to thone having tho matter in charge. W. 0. Frada, o 8. M. Sairu, Dounoay Macnay, Exocutiyo Committoe. [Many local calls até being iesuod in accord- ance with this recommendation.] Picnic at Evotn, Minn. From the 8t, Paul Drwpateh, June 12, Yentorddy, At iuyotn, i Olmeiad County, some thirteen Grangés of the Patrons of Husbandry of tlnt part of tho State asembled for & basket pienic. Ina procession, which formod at the | station and thonce movad out to the grove, thera {¥as, by nctual count, 275 double wagons, losded {full of Patrons (mon and women) and thelr chil- dron, Many other teams came from different diroctions, “In all there was near G00 toams’on e ground, and ubott 5,000 ‘people. During the spoaking thord wia not loas than 2,000 people crowdod around the stand, and their intorest in whint was said, and their ready approciation of it, a8 algo thoir conversation in groups that.gath- orod aftorwards to disouss the toples of the dny, indicated thot thero is & sirong and united fosling among the farmors in that part of tho Stale, that thoy are wronged and in- Yired by unjut disoririnayions against thelr in- torests, and that their romedy must come from concorted ectlon indepondént of all other con- siderations. Thoro ssemed alio to be a confidont fooling that political powor is, to s cértain ox- tont, to fall into thoir hands; and mon wonring, the regalia were froquently overlioard romarkin, that thoy muat be caroful aud not abuso their powor;_ that all thoy want is what they aro faisly ontitled to aud what is neoesanry to the protec- tion of producers from combinations of eapitalista. Addresdos wero mado by the Hon. Ignntiug Donnelly; tho Hon. 8. 8. Boman, of. Bk Chiarles ; and George I. Patsone, of Winone, Mastor of the Stato Grange. In npesking of tho Ordor of Patrous of Husbandry, tho Iattor ssid : “Tn pecuniary advaniages o its mlombors, it wan ominenly a success, It enables its mom- bors to buy miost uf what thoy huvo o buy frous manufactirerd and traders at 10 ta 80 por cont loss than hevotofors. The remsining gront problom for it to solve iy how to secure fair prices for our products. - In Iowa' the’ problem s boing solved by cn-?!pernllon reduoing the coat of wmuouuuv?. and transportation. The granges of Jowa, it Ia said, control three-fourths aof the warehouses of that Btate,” Farmors’ Markot Exchange Convens tion at Manhattan, Kan. . Froms the Manhattan Naturalist, June 12. The Farmers' Market Exchange Convontion, which mot last weok in this city, was well at- tonded, Bixteen chibs iz Riloy and Pottawato- mie Cuuntios were reprosonted, and the dole- gates sent wero_ amoug the best men in tho county. The resolutions passod are as followa: Resolved, Thiat a thorongh and radical reforni i en imperative nccessity forthie preservation aud perpeti- ity of our frea institutions, as well as for tha protec- tion of our own {udividual rightn to ¢ life, Uberty, aud the pursuit of Lappliess: reform in trado: reform st ome, ‘Retoloed, That, a8 members of & freo governmont, we aurroner uo matural o perdonal right not abso" asble fo tho exiatence of a government, simple In form and economical in ita adinfulstration, “Resolued, ‘Lhist 1t is the imperativo duty of tho Legls- Inture to ehact lsws that will; a8 far as mby Do, compel Uiigants in courts toyay il oxpenass incident to all such nults, Resotted, That al our rslirond proporty should be assessod atd taxed just o8 suy othor property in tho Hlate, and by the samia officers ; and that our niembera of Congress b _requosted 10 'take such action at the Rost serslon of Congrest 1o compal ta several ril~ Tond companien of tho State 1o at once perfect tilex 1o thoir Jauds in nceordanco with the condition aud intent,of tho law making such grauts ; and in ordor to rovent un st diseriminations and exorbitaut charges, T faros aid frofglite ou sald roads be regulatod by Iaw ; and that all Goverument bonds, as soon as dus, be mitbjcet to faxatiou as all other property, & Resolved, That onr tariff Jawn should ‘Lo a0 Tevised aud amonded as nat o dlscriminato against {ho sgri- cultural fnferests of tho country. ‘Reesolved, That 3t in the duty of the Genoral Govern= mant, for tho protoction of the rights sud intercats of the peoplo, to construct thres or mora groat through linea'of triueportation from {lie Wast to tho, Atlantlo soubosrd, by land aud water, {0 e owned snd coutrol~ ld by thio sane, i tho Intercat of the peaple: and, 1 place of giving away our dompin sa subsldies to ‘pri- Yate corparations, lot the products of i{a sales bo sp- plied to aid fa thé construction of said Linos of come Tunleation, s cral of Maj. Ewing, June 15.—The funoral of Maj. Houry Ewing, to-day, was ono of tho most numorously attended that has ocourred here for s long time, . oitizons of moarly sl closeow~ being prosent, . Tho romaius wore escorted from tho rosidence of tho deconsod to the First Christian Church by tho Enginoor Corps of the Nastional Guard, where the funerol services woro conducted by tho Rev. 8, A, Kelley. Loaving tho ohurch, the remains woro taken in ohargo by Knights Templar, snd wero followod to Dollotontaine Cometory by that order, the Lngincor Corps, mombors of the city press, attaclos of the Times office, Companios A and B National Guards, and a long. concourso of carriagen fillod with cltizens, A% tho comtory servioos were porformed aocording to tho funeral rites of tho Ordor of Knights Templar, E. Rov, Bir Knight B. A. Holland ofticiating as prelate of the Commandery, —_— . Fir 84N FrAN01800, Juns 15.—Honry Shults’ plan- ing-mill, st Yuba City; burned last night ; aleo the machino-shop adjoining, Y.oss, 610,000, New Havew, June 16,—~The large wooden building of the H, B, Bigolow Iron-Works, on Rivor atroat, wos totally dostroyed by fire this morning about 2 o'clook. The finished and un- finished machinery which _the building con- tainod was also dostroyed, Loss, $100,000 ; in- sursnce, §03,000, New Yonux, Juno 15,—The grand stand and buildings at the Tleotwood Nacing-Park wero burned this morning. ey S Vesaols Passcd Dotroits Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridutie, Detitorr, Mich,, Juno 16,—PAssen Ur—Props Indis, Rocket, Iay Qity ‘aud barges, Pittsburgl and barges, Motamora aud barges, Neptino and bargeu; schrs Eacunaba, Angus Binith, Uity of the Siraits, Philo Sco- ville, Cord, M. Williatng, Whaling, Osvorue, Wi, Yo, Oraftamian, Graco Aursay. Tasiskp DowN—{rop Fay aud barges, Wanp—Houthwost, e ———— Safo Tobborye Spectal Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune, Mrranery, Ind., June 16,—1The storo of Allen & Teod, af Orleans, Ind,, was eutered by bur- glors Indt night, wbo blew opon the safo and #itolo soveral hundrod dollars and some valuable papers. No olue pa yob to the robhors. NUMBER 301 ? FOREIGN. Proposed Division of Spanish Provinces into Btuter [ Progress of iho Russian C-’f 锑u.lgn in Khiva, Pt ’ =3 SPAIN, g Bavoie, Jun 16.—It is roporte{ & It gon Nouvillaa has dofeatod the Carlats y 2 ¥ Dor- rogatrsy, noat Vittorin, and 800 insu & ia wora Killed and wounded, and 700 taken pr pre. " MAbRsD, Juno 16,1t 1 anid tht 4. fine wiit proposo to tho Cortes tho division of Spain and fior colonioes ‘into tho following Fodoral' Sfaten: Catalonis, - Arragon, Novarro and Discay, Va- Joncis, and Murcin, Now Cnstolo, Old_(tstilo, Balicia,, Audnlusie, Uppor and Lower Jstrema- durs, Cubs, Porto Rico, tho Baloaric Islands, Ahio Ganarics, and tho Phillipinos. Tho Cortou will, on Tuoedsy next, eloct o apecial commisnion to draw up & fedoral conati- intion, Thoe Commission will conslst of twoniy- fivo mombore, of whom twelve will bo Doputics of thoe progont Cortes, and thirteon represouts~ tivos of the Foderal Slaton. s KHIVA, Br. Perenspura, Juno 16-—The War Offies haw roceived dispatohies from Gontral Asin Which: Foport that the division of tho expodition advauc- ingon Khira by way of tho Soa of Aral has made satiafactory progross. Gen. Werawkin aceupled Kungrad, 100 milos north of Khiva, on tho 20th of May. 'The Khivan forces had aban- doned tho placo. The Genoral continued his march along the lino of the Oxusto Khojaiti and Kunia- t§ony, the enomy flying bofore him. Tho Aral flotilla liad entored tho Bay of Alogir, tho outhorn arm of tho Sos of Aral, and eaflod s far as Kuugrad, whoro 16 progross was stoppoed by shallows, An effort would be mede to reach Kizil Knla, at the southorn extremity ot tho bay, whare & dopot of supplios i8 to bo cs- tablished for the troops advancing undor Gon. Werowkisn. S S ARABIA. Apey, June, 14, vie_ LoxpoN, Juno 15.—The troaty with Groat Dritain for the supprossion of the slave trado was nogotinted by 8ir Bartle Frore. e FRANCE. . Broagers, Juno 16.—A oial dispateh from Daris to the Independence Belge says Boule, Min-~ inter of the Interior, has resigned, and Soulard 18 hi successor. . TURKEY. (CoNBTANTINOTLE, Juno 14.—Rizn Pasha, Minis. ter of Marine, has been removed, and Advot Paaha appointed in his place. e GREAT BRITAIN. Loxpox, June_16,—Prince Jeromo Napoleon has arrived fromParis. foukis PSIE GERMANY. Loxpoy, June 16.—The Emperor William con~ tinues soriously ill. Private advices represcnt his condition 8 alarming. ROCKFORD. Young Man Drowned=-=Spiritualists’ State Convention, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, Rookronn, Iil., June 16.—A young man nomod Baum, living in Malts, DoKalb County, snd | working In this city, was drownod in tho race a 18 wator-powor-hero last night, Ho nunk imme- dintoly aftar tho first plungo. Hig body was xo- coverad in sbout throa-quarters of an hour. It \ns cofined and #ent homo to-day, Tho Bpjritunlints’ Ftato Convontion adjournet hora-to-night, having beon in sossion’ for three days, - Tho attendance was nt' 1rst sltmn, but to- day the sossions lave beon aver crowdod. Many of the mont noted Bpiritunlists of tho country wore presont, conspicuonsly Miss Howlitt an Mr. \Jzflsou, the piomcer Spiritualiats of the West. Pul S —— War Department Weather Report. Catcado, Juno 15—10:18 p. m. The following reports have boon recoived fron the places montionoed bolow : Statfos Bar.Thrl Wind. Weather. 64 N., gentle. [Fair, 64]8."W., frosh, [Clear, 6|8, W., fresh,|Clesr, T8V, light, [Talr. 679, gentlo, (Olear. 1118, light, Clear. 79{Clm, Slear. 61[Calm, Clear. 0[N, W., fresh.[Olear, 03'. W., fresh, |Cloudy, N, I t, [Fair. lear. Cloar, Clear, W, froul, Clear. 748, V., gentle.|Fair. nar{. Wiy genl]e‘r‘a\r. Bt, Paul % T4|WV,, gontle. [Clear, ‘Toledo. ... %9)3. 'E., gentle. |Clear, PRODABILITIER. WassmoToy, June 16,—For Now England on Monday, light to frosh southerly and westorly winds, and partly cloudy wenther, are probable, with posaibly ocoasional areas of llilt rain. Tor the Middlo Btatos, light to frosh winds, mostly from the outhonst sud southwost, snd partly cloudy weathor, with probably occasional areasof light rain, from Virginis to Southeest New York, For tho South Atlantic Stato, south- orly to woaterly winds and cloar and cloar- ing weathor. For tho Northwast, riuing barom. otor, northerly to westerly winds, and gonorall; oloat wonther, Tor tho Uppor Lako rogion an soutliward to Missouri and Tonnosseo, winds Yeering to northwesterly and southwesterly, and gonerally oloar and partly cloudy woather. For fhie Lower Lake region, light to fresh winds from the southwast, with 'clear or partly oloudy woathor, — IKilked in n Scuffic Kaxnraree, 1., June 16,—This morning an in- dustrious mechanic named Frauk Solrimpf took Tis gun and went hunting on the premises of Danlol T, Vau Motor. Mr. Van Detor requested him not $o shoot among his stock. An alterca- tion ook placo betweon Schrimpt and i wife on tho ono part, and John Goorge, & hired man of Van Moter, who was trging fo take the gun away from Schrimpf. Tho gun wau discharged in the scuflle, killing Bnhrimgl immediately. His doath is univorsally regrotted. The dischargo of the gun ia claimed by Goorge sud Van Moter t bo accidental. An inquost hag beon held. Mr Van Moter ia ono of the oldest and most estoom: ed oitizens of this county. pidacd i R, Torrific Storm. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, SAnpuUBKY O., June 16.—A torcfla storm of wind and rain, sccompaniod by thunder and lightning, pasaed ovor this city about 9 o'clock Iast night. The wind took off the tin rooflug on Tnterfan Blork snd carried it over inton Wator _siroot, scattorod Jumbor pllos, blow down troon, signs, telograph linos, otc. The lightning struck the lumber-yards of QGilohor & Co. and Ifubbard & Co., but did no groat dame age. It alao struck the roof of Fisher's Hall, ‘passing down throngh, dungglng the scenery, eto,, to the amount of about $200. ———————— Bridge Washed A]‘]:’"{: ’ sviLLz, Ky, June 16.—The hoavy raing ook might- aid aday. oo Tollng’ Forky Greon fiivar, & fow" milos thiy sido of Bowling Green, and tho accumnlatod drift carriod away nixty foot of tho Nashville Raoilrond bridge af that point. No othor damago {8 reported. Tue washing away of tho bridge will causo tho dolay of trafua_til rasnlrn can” bo mndo, which wik prabably bo two day it fie R U To e Manged. Bosrox, June 16.—Tho medical commission appolutod hy tho Governor to lllvnnll{mm the prosant montal condit{on of Smith, the Wontflold tuurderer, roport tat thoy find him sane and of fair intollect. ‘Ilio Governor and Council, there: fore, doclino to intorfero, aud ho will be hanged on tha 97¢h fnst. ® ‘Fhe Cholora. Mesrigs, June 16,—fhora wera twenty-one internionta to-day, against twolvo yestord Physiolaus say the number af cholara pationts are fnoreasing, but the disosse ylelds more roadi= 1y to trentment than before,