Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1876, Page 6

G THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MAY 13, IS76—TWELVE FAGES, (] i - Y two receptions here—one given by George W. ELIGICUS. ers and priests are astounded by the T testimony of many of whom he declaresto be | in the session, it will be ramcm!:fired, Afr. Mor- CENTENNIAL. e e trer s Sirflm‘ Thornton. R g“fi%f they use aod by thelr ,nml" mfi:&b Ev ASHII\ GTON. atissue of falschoods: nor was he allowed to | rill, of Vermont, introduced 2 bill to carry into BELskA, 5 : o) Agiinthes m;%::?,hp?‘ <25 Sonieay effect the Resumption act of Jauuary, 1875, Sub- Gov. Garber and other prominent Nebraskans ¢ by these Afi“‘“’-& 3 Lrow the cliaracter of the testimony as have decided to take up the vacant space allot- | |pteresting Session of the Meth= | and that they conld not deny it, ing take: ut Franklis the old | sequently it was referred to the Committee on A c 3 s 50 i, thoy 1o Charley Ham Is Willing to Suc- kfi;fer‘:rk::é (E:;:l‘grm—::al ‘?;,,,i"‘:i,ose father | Finance, oy whom it was considerably discussed. | Thirty Thousand Peopée to See | wdio Nebrska p the maia bullding, 10d also odist General Conference b by eydob: s Tery public g o S arle; amassed a fortune in printing the Gloe for forty | After making some slight amendments the terday. .to begin ectio ; witnessed 1t, sad wers ready mri Y cegi Marshal Campbell Fears, was permitted Lo sit 15 the Mar-ChAMbCT | Gommittee, by & majority vote, ineluding smong the Show Yesterday, grounds. Yesterday. gt willing t foge Committee during the investigation, and them both the Democrats, Bayard and Thur- MARINE. (15) So when they bad commanded the & tles to retire from the council lhety said, but a SCGGEST QUESTIONS TO THE WITNESSES, man, ordered it to be reported. This was some Unprecedented Exhibition in Mae Cordial Reception of Delegates cripple, in own Court, is a_silen| s and, althongh a rival of the Government Printer, fea TR 15 [ he was aliowed to have charge of-the Govenr | month or six weeks ago, but thus far ‘ CHICAGO. . firong itness against us. It will not 0o to1q Fe Hints This Much to the TlHinois | he waeslloved to have charge of the Gorert | e bu oo " mever Sscen the light chinery Hall. T s L WS g from The Sflmhem Biim téstily, as he evidently wishes 0.5 5] Congressional Delegation. yetbecnretamed (o e GOt e T om 1 oo he arrted vt St ber: scow Rsdlcal, Ludington, Inmber: schr Geo. B. Church. il only ficesse the exclement of oy s | % “hie 5 n mu- e e e C 'y pe > and many of which, it is said, have bees Bloan, Erie,coal; schr America, Sturgeon Bay, lum- (16) The wise menon the Bench were al; il the Commit- | provides that to enable the Seccretary of the < o . 1 T T e ‘Congreuionsl | Rreastey to propare fov. the redemption of leq | An Art Collection Eclipsing ALY BTOV- | ber; prop. beotis, Basfar, snnchiess prop 8. D. Record be taken away from the Government | tender notes in accordance with existing law, he jous World's Fair. Caldwell, Port Huror. sundries; schr Guiding s Recent Testimony Im. ven 1o this Franklin Rives is | s authorized to scll, at not less than parin lezal Bar, Port Hurom, lumber; scow S. P. Wi M!SS Sweet y Ef:;s“:o‘gw ;:hnwfl.l attract attentfon. The | ftender notes, Government bonds bearing inter- uun" Frankfort, lumber; s’chr.l. B. Newland, They were in a sad fix. The; 5 but try to kezp these men (rglfuayull"elagk:’i iy (19)" The Court called them a%2in to theyy Prescnce. The Apostle very properly asks, 4y At Characteristic Mcssage from the Venerable Lovick Pearce. SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSON. Hi i t the S t propose that the | est at the rate of 4 prceut per annum, alul i 1 3 Tas Silver Lake, t not right to obey God rather i P lioitly I.Seheved & E‘éfi??_fii&‘fifl“},"‘vflfc}né’i it taken away from P;)jlb}e at the end of furty years. The amount | The Yomen’s Pavilion a Thing of Beanty f:‘::b:‘::‘ nr::bcrr:émiir sn.ml?ee, : :undrleu; ARREST OF PETER AND JOLN. any rate, we, a3 FAP‘”“’":A'i of J&B;yn;::l'mm. White House, the Governmeat printing ofice, sall be printed | of such sales s not to exeecd 524,000,000 during A1 Th it S ot o T tme * Gilcago, Moutowoc, . snpdricns prop M. | gy fhmr OF FETER AND J0UN: o atill | Dolied toepea whak wa konoy to g el by the lowest bidder, but the Committee pro- | any single fiscal year. and All That Sort o LY Groh, Monistee, aundries: schr Windsor. Nanistee A ¥y (21) The supreme conrt of o oses that they shall be printed by Franklin THE PROCEEDS OP THESE BONDS lunbers schr Oliver Culver, Menominee, cedar | full of people. The Peatecostal season had finally concluded that the wisest co leny = <. | Bives only, and they prescut with their report a | areto be used in obtaininglezl-tender notes, poats: schr Hana Crocker, Little Sturgeon, lumber; | passed, butmany from distant towns still re- | them'to pursue was to let the “Apostle siorct At the Same Time CommiS= | form of contract which * which are to be canceled and destroyed by the Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribuns. setr Mitan, Ludingon, lumbers aehe G- & War” | puoined for busness purposes. A large num- [ They found that these men were: srge 8 . RIVES IS READY TO SIGN. Secretary of the Treasury, PHILADELYRIA, Pa., May 12.—The attendance | mington, Cleveland, coal; schr Mngkegfln, Muske- ber of Jews had béen converted to Christianity. | no crime, that they were . toes ymd sloner Bakier Seee Tib | fucprominen i Koo M PBEAC | cmea b seton e ol comtcts | oy vas et s s vstrdyy prob- | §58 S g G ¥ it Sl | ot Jems bad heen convrteg o vy, | G, UL, WL wot Gt | . 1 stigation as the prosecutor a f I > ’ N ey Y i bl a1 1C; were 0% i H to Question It. B Sriic. fas soneract. for himself 1 mide " 'pro. | ably not'more than thirty thousand. The guests | Eiva. Hora's Pics, piles; sche Ida, Muskegon, wero glad to call “ Our Messiah,’” ad e T pxfiem o D;fi,nm i shall be payable in gold, unless otherwise pro- » e L manifest through the report and in its conclu- | vided at ;l’lle time of the contract. # have mostly departed, or, at all events, very {mfi: o im efi,u Jnhasx:]nlélnukec%«;?: sions. The Government Printer will submit the | The third section requires all National Banks | few of them were visible on the grounds to<day. | Jmber o scht dmerien, Cleveland, gopls report to the Senate, of which he is an officer, | to hold in coin as part of their lawful money | Some of the politicians are staying over tothe re- | Day \white Luke, humber, achr Clipper City, A Severe Criticism on Printer | {07 Sl c"is alone responsible, with the | recerve, on and After the 15t of Janvary, 1877, | coption to Mr. Blaine st the Penusylvania Club | Whits Lako, lamber; scur ‘Elbe, Grand Haven' fn favor of the Apoatles.. Had the feared 25 much s they feared ihe people; they yond & not now be in so pitiable a condition. The ended in threats.” The Chicf Justice commang. " ed them to speak no more of Jesus, the Nazen The Sadduces were exasperated on learning that Peter and John were constantly and stout- ly aflirming “that their Master, Jesus, had risen from the dead.”” They were provoked that v, “as H st that the charges in thercport bein- | one-fourth; after the 1st of Janu: 1878, lumber; prop Starn Buffalo, sundries; schr Clapp's Administrative i e e 2 gne-half; after the Ist of October, 187, thre- | 1-moMToW evening, and some who can afford | Georse bR siins B, conls sche Sinerva, | 1hose waeducated mea should attempt soelight. | €36 o gpeak 1o m re ot Je Ability. s fourths. the time arc still looking around the %[uskneg}m. blcmpber; gh;lsflafician:?n%u enJews in matters pertaining to religion. T hey s 2 5 ' ~ TIIE POSTAL BILL. Leading Senators, representing both partfes, | Exhibition. More foreigners are visible - cehx?m“:la Mrnvgfizp' M:‘ eokan, hmbe!;; schr F. | began to see that their own craft was in danger. METHODISM. WORKING IN THE DARK. orc of opinfon that a bill ofthis character " | now than on the first day, and | feRgMinnle Sneller Muskegon lumber; sche B ¥ COULD BE PASSED the amount of French, German, and Italian | mond, Bufalo, aundrios; sche Hacine, Muskogon, Killing Special Dispatch to TherTribuna. LD -5 it 3 = v 2 The House Bourbons Bent upon WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12.—The House, in gi”lflfi%‘ifi?ofi‘:afi::“hn‘: f;};‘gfl%““‘:‘;‘?&':s that onc hears whilo strolling through the | lumbr; prop'City of Traverse, Thaverse City, the Fast-Mail Business. Committee of the Whole, went to work | of the House are sanguine that by unlon of | buldings s rally quite surprising. 1415 Inter- | "% wona—stme Corans, St. Jos, sundries: upon the Post-Office bill, and spent almost the | honest-currency Democrats in that body with esting to note tho attention given to the objects | stmr Chicago, Ahnapee, 14 bales broom corn, 108 They had gided in destroying Christ with the hope that His death sould scatter His disciples. But the lnst few days had taught them that their trouble with these irregular teachers had just begun. The absence of the Master had NATIONAL LOVE-FEAST, Special Dispatch to The Tribune, BALTiMORE, Md., May 12.—This hasbeen o high day in the Methodist Convention. The delegates from the General Conference of the & i incipal | th Il but fitteen of whe dls green hides, 10 bags seed, and_sundrics; schr ) MARSHAL CAMPBELL. Entlis 9iyiagon ug pasé € 1 e Belncipa) the Nopablicns (4l oy e T TR Badical Stony e, Forla gork, 1 el beof sch | made the disciples more energetic and effective. | Methodist Episoapal Church South, James & CHARLEY HAM WANTS TO SUCCEED HIM. topics were the letter<arrier system, aud the | 2o BICe0h el thas braneh of Congross. MACHINERT HALL, Ganges, Kington, 2697 bu com; barge Mar. | pis rising to life after He surely had been dead | Duncan, D. D., and 8. C. Garland, LL. D, hy Special Dispatch sv Tue Tribune transportation of the general and. specislly the = and the attention is not. a curious stare in most | Instic, e M";}:,g;,,“’gm‘i,,‘{,‘fi.: gave them a large amount of assurance. appeared fn this Conference, on behalf of Ih: Vi i ¥e cat amount of ig = is! i an ol o imiration an lard, eese, B sacks sced, and sant i fans fn m ‘William Pean Nizon, and Frank Palmer, of the | 8T A FINE-CUT 6QUABBLE. iss engine o obj Sehr Windaor, Manistee. 28 pies sandrier: achi | priests were greatly disturbed at secing somany dbclyfi: Ly e 0!‘1‘0 ey afifixt;s‘,flwgn:; are here for the purpose of cndeav- | both sides of the Chamber. Som\e of the most Special Dispasch to The Tridune, spect, and ¢ certainly pays a high compliment g 1 o mflwmm e L. appmr:ed\'pmmd States | distinguished speakers in opposition to the fast | \Tysnrxetoy, D. C., May 12.—A long contro- | to American skill. It is far more. imposing; LT 7-’:,'"535}: 1&"57“.‘360 30,100 b ?’“fli"‘;flé"' 3Marshal, to succeed Campbell, andtocastabout | system cither manifested gross ignorance of | versy has existed between mandfacturers of | and magnificent, and a better picce of Work in | bilt, Buflalo, 8,208 bu wheat, 800 rls four, 853 In Dinois and sational politics. They have | the purpose and operations of” that £55- | finocat tobaceo in the East and thoso tn the | cvery way, than the Austrian cngine by the fa- B e A D e e, 250 410 made little progress in the Marshalship matter, | tem, or else deliberately misstated. The | yegt, cspecially in Missonri, in regard to the | Tous Sigl, which drove the machinery at Vienna. | po'e neetP Feitss iohe Hopticetioy Turaie, 30200 althouga they have been busy all day. They | proposition of the Appropriation Com- | wpgrocter of the packnges in which this article | Machinery Hall steadily fmproves in appentance 19,000 bu'eorn prop Lawell, Ggensburg, 000 b were stationed in a closk-room, and sent in for | mittce limited the freedelivery system | shall be fut up. At fl{' Csuggcst{on og and on acquaintance. To-day I m:tnn]!:‘.ng;lsh- corn, 50 brls flour, 305 brls por! 28 Bees is delegation, not ex- | to dities of 40,000 inhabitants, and furnished the | New York manufacturers, the Commissioner of | man whom I knew in Vienna, and asked how s by (nemgcm o uézufil:’;m s:uffii n;e mem- | topicof a nofable debate. The discusson was | Internal Revenue n:senfl'{ sent to the House | o\ mochiners would compare with that of the LAKYE FREIGHTS. Sadiog Bumey Catifand, - Bome fotn | maugurated by a_concesion on the part of | Committecion Ways und Means a recommenda | §i Tgutr T on & TREE Aot Ot O carcaco. bers were tested as to their willingness o Join | Holiian, managing the bill, which showed that | tion that the character of these packeges should | Liglish exhibition of 185 Machinery Hall, and | Lake freights were again dull, and rates for sail ina recommendation for the appointment of | he did not dare to go to the House with the | be defined by law, and that they should be sim- attompting to call” to mind the English exbi- | veseels were mominal ot 28@3c for corn, 3@ & = : r Scotia mittel upon the snbject, Most of them d0 10t | of Toss than 40,000 iniabitants proved £0 Strong | 106 Would recommend the pessee OF cueh | theantiquated machineryin the British Museum. D persons flock iza Christ, and that they were anxions to know how they could ex- tinguish the fire the apostles had kindled. The disciples were greatly encouraged. They said, “Our Master often told us that our preaching would have exactly the effects we now withess. This very conditjon of society confirms our faith and brightens our hopes.” The Sadduces were the earliest and deepest plotters, ‘“He has risen” were words they could no longer tolerate. Five thousand con- verts had a mighty influence. They were fresh and ready soldicrs in the army of the Cross. They had fall proof of what they asserted. *He was crucified, buried, and rose on the third day.” Peter preached the doctrine of the resurrec- worship are almost identical with those of the Church from which they long azo seceded oy account of that vexed q[ucstlon of slavery. That which had been looked for as the crowning glo of the occasion, the presence and sddress ;I the venerable Dr. Lovick Pearce, Chairman of the delegation, was wanting. The grand old man, now 92 years of age, and for 2 years g Methodist préacher, started for the Confe b}:t h‘irs“ l;g:\]ble !f:fl rengh Ba‘lllimu? On accoun; of bod 1y rmities. He, however, forward his sddress, ! vk 1113 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT concerning his estate in Methodism, which way read by the Secretary, and produced the mosg | profound impression. It was full of sweetness kuow there is be 8 vacancy. p bRk fon in o ry The mass of the people X certainly will not indorse Ham. | that Holman a bill, and . representatives of some | Probably the machinery department showsmore | 7/ Ogdensburg. Capacity 35,000 bu corn and | tion In strong terms. 2 people i et Farbat £S5 il i o by triing our 2ok porlon which ShonEhed the | Satabheprmeniey s have b o ong | proEcess . fnvention and. industry than sy | Sous 40,000 6 oate, ;iiv’sm?fl"ggfl’é‘s??i‘f fi?{;;fi.'}’.‘fi’;“‘ufié’r‘,%.fi 10 e difieiittes between the tre RS be the proper thing to Y SSTIIRE Oty Luat pa e b LS o 4 other part of the Exhibition, as there are many EBLSEWHERE. 4 4 which are to be referred to a commi: e e B B2 o, sepce e i v o it s v o | g, i e s oSt profst | D00 DOV CELEER 2RSSR | a1 oot da, wn | i (O iy e 5 Kpim | i b ool o 2 St 415 the Olkeagn Marehal e olles, Sod el 10 | e, of Mife, clistoef thet Ol a5 Tos | tais, S, Baviis Balle: syt s e to | Eausitiont avesy vemm: offerings light. Wheat to Osweio, Sc; to Buttalo, | SPUeSders, o the lavws 88 Fere Amler e | oSy th us these dieuttios nerer o b geray Befter pllidute. canld befopadl thay fhep J members of the Committee, the Committec | It is also very interesting to note the interest | 3¢; to Cleveland, 1x(c free of elevation. Jown to’posterity. They, therefore, wer re- | In pablic debate, but in a small commissionl - Burraro, May 10.—Hiram H. Smith reports the | solved to resist these men, who were not ecdu- 5223; men they can be prayed and talked tq ¢ | rolling combination, The eharge was not de- D e o e | Bibd. “ThE raodiNcation. PHeDORE by the Gom. | Bive secaloed Samstimten that "o, change b2 tha o m ations that Carupbell will be removed, although 3 € g ¥ 4 o Eaenlrss e Iyed b shese men, u;muvg tihs nI“ .'1:0“’ scn(s;’ “l‘c m’?l}?%:g-‘ ma‘rtl‘i‘ri:fi'l:: \‘ve\'m;i ‘gc'f‘ E;hzn:h:wggméé:l‘ ll‘;lg Eost recommse:::()l’-cx' o th 1"{, x‘:n;fxxs!‘-:xmb'nan Next ;?x:l;}m;):;hi: un.ll.—':::s mf m"é.u;f: :o rckicago ml’:ter vfisy %remm};ng to_ the people, saying: Dr. Duncan then addressed thf: Conference iy ol SNGUE Sver e posps. emocratic Committee could not stand before | The Committec on Forelgn Aflairs at one of among those wholeset: the LT, at 25¢ per ton. “God, having raised up His Son, Jesus, sent Bolcg:s;t‘g{’ ‘n&g b‘;'s’ihfi?? gsumgm&m Tuc X e Him to bless you,” when the priests and rulers of the temple, and the vexed Sadacees, bad these Christian preachers arrested. It was now near evening, and it was not lawful to put on trial, or pass sentence on, any person after sundown. Peter and John were thrown into prison. Their unbounded confidence in their numerous converts was the source of great com- fort. They had personal friends outside the prison wnlfs, and the spirit of the living God was very near them. They said, “If Godis for us,no harm can occurto uvs. This onset of our foes will mu]tlply our frlends. The hostility of the priests will commnand the sympathy of the world. It will make our converts more active in the cause of our Master.” 8o these devoted men slept well that night, even if they men, courtly and elegant in manner and just alittle cold and reserved when not quite certain of his ground, and withal & good de fender of his own opinions. No man conld 3 wish for a better opportunity. His sudiency were in full accord with the fdeas he personally represented, flowers bloomed in profusion around him, cheers saluted every utterance of fraternity and religious sympathy, and for Christ's sake and for the sake of Auld Syue, all were eager to grasp the hands of thesa ainbassadors from the ranks of a_former enemy. The Centennial year lent its additiona} glory to the occasion, and there wasno lack of ¢loquence on the part of the spesker himgelf; but somehow there was a suggestion of a truce ident has sent fora copy of the testimony of 0] : hi Hall, the Art Galleryis & point of P ies 8 the Housc on its propositions. The result was [ its Ilate mectings appofnted its Chairman, | to Machinery Hall, the ery is o poi MILWAUEE, May 11.—There was but little in- N Swect and s sad to one metmber of that Holman's proposition was defcated by a | (Swang), and Hewiit, oo Tackard, to prepare 4 | attzuction to those who have come here for | guity for i veael o-diy. and ate e et Congress thiat he thouzht that he should find it pro ) d e : 4 rel Cumpbell. The | tremendous majority, only twenty-seven voting | report in relation to Gen. Schenck’s counection | gomething more than idle carjosity. Thisafter- o! 5 i ; - x&c@:gmmm m.;’;’e‘{;e is thority for | in favor of it. There was Wi the Emma Mine. Swann's health is such | noon Memorial Hall and the art annex just be- | 37¢ to :%j:&l;&, D%{)"iz :;}; Ehcit;‘r‘g;héz:b:;{ this statement. David Blakely need not A CCRIOUS INCNSISTENCY, that he will be unable to undertake this work, | hind it attracted 2 large crowd, and for A part of | gatia Battalo ot dc. feel concerned about the authenticity of the re- | howerer, in the subsequent action of theHouse | and the writing of the rcport will therefore | the time it was not easy ‘to move about | S'Forumer May 10,—Andrews & Sonthard report ports of Miss Sweet's testimony. The report | relative to this identical subject matter, char- | very ~fortunately devolve upon Hewitt | there, Exclamations of surprise were fre- | the charterof the achr Conneaut, red oak ntaves, # ti ?11-. acteristic of the Democratic managers, which | who has given the subject much more attention quent, and it was evident that many | Perrysburg to Philadelphia, $1.00 per thousand, w3s 3 transcription from verbathm notes. .4 5 A T Balt tie toseh f " Geala frefonts continng Blakely will not be called upon to testify by the | serses ta lustrate the way in which they expcft and study than any othier member of the Com- of the visitors were ot over-familiar | and half the towing paid. i F frelgl ¥hite House Committee. The members of the | to humbug the people into the belief that they | mittee, and for this and other reasons is better with paintings and statuary. It is probable nl:fl::;lg:h ;:‘dnil,:; ff:‘(gh': n'c :;; ree‘;}:’ned gnster- o i 5] spinion are retrenching expenditures. The House by | fitted than any other to discuss it. The docu- | that this exhibition will prove a great educator 3 it s i Anrvom wad whvm | this arge vote dockled that the 1aw as to Jottor. | mont cannot e fnally Sxbmitied o the shels | Liitt matters, and will put pietires i the poe. | 4% % Schra Hichuxd Winslow, coal, " Ashtaula to Inevery respect. No question of partisanship ep- | carriers shall remain as it now is. The bill as | Committee for"g?pmwl earlier than about | session of individuals who otherwise would | Morse, <odl, 'Clevaland to Chicago, 50ci Gorre: tered into the taking of the testimony. Miss | reported, however, had been frumed o that the | the 2X1 or 234 of this month, "5 | have never dreamed of buying them. spondent, stone, from Kelly Island to Onota, Sweet’s whole bearing carried conviction with | moncy 2ppropristed swas adjusted to the orig- | certain papers which are supposed to have an THE ART-EXHIBITION, rand Island, Lake stxmor. p- t., and pig-iron every one that she was telling enly the simple | inal proposition of the Comnmittee, and not to important bearing on the question of Gen. | when eversthing is in place, will be the finest | backto Cleveland, $1.501. 0.'b, Commi i a | the existing law. _The difference in the amount enck’s speculation in the stock of the Emma | ever scen at a world’s fair. Many of the pict- —— n x‘ifli—"ay“}i lff mfl;fif Kyrlc ::t w?l‘fbpc%':m is nl-arlyhu‘a’linmmion dollars. The Democrats | Mine outside of his original purchase of 500 | yres andstatues are not yet ont of their bol;ms, Y LAKE ERIE. were in prison and were compelled to rest | between armies in the ficld rather thsn here at his own expense, and ot | availed themselves of a teclinicality to prevent | shares, and which are in London, have been tele- | and many that are unpacked are not yet in © ERIE. their weary limbs on the hard floor, or | of long-lost brothers come home again. Per- the Government’s. It is by nomeans certain | changing the bill 5o a3 to increase the appropri- | graphed for, and will be forwarded in & day or | place. ‘The United States storeship Supply, Special Dispatch to The Trivans, on well-worn straw. They were sure that they | haps it was as well as could be expected, but, if that Lewill be called upon to testify, if he | ation to comrespond with the = action | fwo. which bhas just arrived from the Mediterranean, | poro py Ay 12.— Arrivals from Upper Lake | Deld the truth as it was in Jesus, and_were re- | the delegates had talked less of candor and of ronies to-morrow. flfl wct“rxxe § House. a It thish action i is & " x:-nmmm' TAX-PI-:flgtSimt £ Col. brings a quantity of goods for the ;ir.h(bltg?xg orte: tha. sehr Golden West, from Milwaakee, | $0L7€d 8E ntlg !:n:#r‘ds‘tlo z:nh::un it ’g:ey w::s &I: efld\.‘{:&tflt‘_ i\;g%'sm?; o:: :‘l:; E(g};:m};nfll;‘flomo 5 i 0 6 as is ey ol the tax-payers in the Dis of Col- among art whicl h conscious that their Master was near them, e Lotkey; Deputy Comimiesinet maier Baker | i ia co ry bisterly e The echr Camden {6 loading coal for Chicago. The | would watch over them during the darkness of | any farther bmemjfygit would have heeg easier nd Johnson, & clerk in the Pension Office under | Will be able to claim to the people that they did | umbia complain very bitterly of the mannerin | caunnot be in place for a week or more. She has o i et gl ¢ 2 will be examined. Lockey is said to abol system, roaintained whic] perty has rt] - ail s Wi an steam-ya 3 d, cam W | the nj arkness Tis( totake them to our hearts. ‘“By thy be n 'y d not lish the letter system, but ntained it ich their property has been advertised dur- | been detained by adverse winds, and her delay Bsz'nla s n{(emo‘:z.n flnrecnpmin Siatanthat s e night, and the deeper dark: of the prison o1 y the st Blakely, 0 e L i decl i g Esessi cgram | With a half-million less appropriation. The re- | ing the present week for arrears of taxcs. | has caused much anxiety. cells, “The earliest rays of the morning found | authority I declare that peace is made,” said B ent e fiofi"\‘\fii‘;fi’&nmfimfi‘ Tim | sult wil be that the Postinastir-General will be | Miny of them were mot arwars that the fases KOTUEREL'S “DATILE OF GETTTSBURG" tug pulled them through 7 miles of ice.and: furthers | them fn humble prayer for courageand strength | Dr. Duiican, and the brethren chered, but to let the Chicago office alone. Jotmson G cx- | obliged to were due this year carlier than in former years, | continues to excite much discussion, and criti- | Joh707 thafr ausistanc to-night: ™ | in discharging the dutics of the coming day. | there was no'smilo on his face as he spoke those ted to testify of his own knowledge as to SUSPEND THE SERVICE and 2s no notice is required by law to be served [ cism—the most of it hostile, Much of the figure, BUIEALE, They remembered that their Master told them | glorious words. Be payments to Campbell. on account of inadequate funds. The Demo- | upon them, they were taken by surprise when | drawing and coloring is good, but the sky and AL DU AR T TAE TN thor in all their tronbles and trials He wonld be | Then came Gen. Hurlbut to-day received a letter from | Cratic managers werc cnabled to accomplish this | the advertisement appearcd two or three days | backgrouud generally are_poor, and the whole EM?, ‘W“h 9, A, he fce | Tith them. They now needed His presence. CHARCELLOR GARLAND, Charles L. Wilson relative to the appointment | cheap piece” of trickery by the aid of the party | ago in the National Republican. icture has a confuscd and gummed appearance. | BUTPALo, May 12.—The east wind drove the ice | Their Jives were ab stake. The Churchof Christ | 8 Iayman, and he, too, was very careful to of George W. Compbell It is alleged | rulings of Springer, as Chairmain of the Com- COUNTING THE VOTE. t is fortunate for Rothermel that tliere are no | Wellupthe lake this morning, butnow the wind is | was {n danger. They needed great wisdom. | his rear. 'He announced as the opinion of th that Wilson heard something from the late | mittec of the Whole, and Cox, as Speaker. The proposcd constitutional amendment vest- | Burnets or Camphausens in the same gallery. | inthe west, and donbtless alarge portion will drift | The Master had forewarned and forearmed | Southern Church that s settlemant might be Gen. Sweet sbout, it. The Committee has or- | Carter Harrison distinguished himself to<lay | ing the counting of the electoral votes for | Everywhere in the exhibition workmen are Dack. The schrs Pfelster, Nilsson, Lake Forest, | them (Luke, xii., 11), when they bring you be- | made, but said in substance, 2nd almost in form, & that owing to the-state of Wilson’s health | more than at any previous time in the ses- | President and Vice-President in the Supreme HAMMERING AWAY, La Frinier, Pensaukee, and the prop Jay Gould | fore rulers, be not anxious how or what you | that the South had been right all the while. It o ts Cunrt, reported today by Mr. Edmunds from | and this state of things is likely to last for | Were the only arrivals'to-day. Mann & Parsons’ | shall say, for the Holy Spirit shall then téach | really seemed as {f these men were still sdvo- floating elevator was towed up from Tobawanda to- his t&sfimoug may be taken in Chicago. Gen, | sion. He had the " courage to oppose and you what you ought to say.” cates of secession and slavery, and that while 3 3 h ! i defy his own party, and to denounce every | the Senate Committe¢ on'the Judiciary, merits | some time. The heary rain drove the laborers 2 a B e e e (ommiLiog | proncaition taat osliin uny. eg eobla iy | Mosangcommittes on the. Todiclirs, mertts o | omme: (ot the: aohente wheic. the taofs e ole oy resdy for business atKc tagrain | At an early Bour, the rulers, elders, and | they held ont their hand fo their mother they week on his trip West. 2 postal service. He did this Lothas tothe let- | manner of counting the electoral votes, now | are not yet om, so that their completion will be v g - scribes—the Banhedrim—assembled at their | Were listening to the distant mutteringa of 1 ter<arzier syster and the fast-mail train. very vaguc, remove the exciting question from | delayed in consequence. THE CANAL usual place of holding court. It was in alarge | cry to arms against her. It Father Pearce could MISSIONER DAKER'S STORY. GEN. BANES MADE A NOTABLE SPEECH the control of Congress, and prevent any Jus- | TnERE 1S UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION POR THE BRmaEraw, T, May 48 A Danube, | cdifices not very far from the Temple. The | only have come! Still, it was almost s . PAvL, Minn,, May 12.—The Pioneer-Press | 08 this proposition. He scemed toread him- | tice of the Suprems Court from having 4 per- WOMEN'S PAVILION, b il d g the & 00y | members sat on”an elevated semicircular plat- | Mmiracle that any one 'should have coms. 1 Lis morning publiskes th rt, | S¢If out of the Democratic party. He de- | gonal interest in the result of the clection. and the Iadies may be greatly proud of what | Ottaws, 5,500 bu cora; Brifitant, Morrls, 6,000 | form, The prisoners were placed in front. The | There might be love and peace somanbere o A Tribune this morning publishes the report | pounced the Democrats as attempting to eripple WICKED FITZHUGI. they have accomplished. *" | bu carn; Cayuge, Lockport, 7,500 ba ats; prop | peopie filled the spaces o either side and in the | these men would not hava becn hews adsy rear of the prisoners. The Sanhedrim was the Sufn‘eme Court of the Jewish people. Its Chief Justice was usually a man of worth and wisdom. (7) The court-room was crowded withthe friends of the prisoners. The Council was opened in the usual form. Suddenly the proper cer of the Sanhedrim cried out, 83 he waa of an interview with Gen. James IL Baker, | and destroy the Government. Ie said that The Republican this morning reprinted a long DISTRESSES. Montaak, Lockport, 870 brls flor, 363 brls meal; formerly Commissioner of Pensions, contra- | Government could exist without such post’ Democratic attack on Doorkeeper Fitzhush. Complaint continues among the holders of M‘(‘:‘x‘.‘: Leaf, mkygvr_ht. 1'303:_" Eg“xn 56 e dkies dicting, in scveral important particulars, the | facilities, and asked the Democrats how they | The latter has been giving Representative Dur- | season tickets about the arrangements at the Pn Ai!‘rmm ; a1 ]”a Y08 3‘3091{:5‘ “:n:b; testimony of Miss Ada Swect, the Pension conld expect anybody to come into their party | ham, of Kentucky, as reference for character. ates. There arc only a fow gates where those | §657 octe s Gmr'm“s‘m,m;‘ 84,500 . feet lambor, 'y i 5 if they placed such barriers to progress. . The latter will repudiate any authority for this figkephu[dcrs can enter or receive Teturn | 4100 lath: prop Mohawk Bella, Wilmington, 44, - Agent at Chicago, regarding his connection | ™ Fjpn'action was not reached upon the subject | in @ perconal explanation” to-morrow. . The cheeks, and the system if very far from perfect. | 354 feet lumber, 40 m lath; J. Menard, Wilming- with the settlcment of the 3,000 deficit. The | of the necessary up!lmpri\niun for the fast-mail | Texas delegation Is anxious to get rid of Fitz- Complaint is mm{c about the restaurants, 85 | ton, 25 m lumber, 3,56+ posts. Certainly the Conference did its best to be baj v, and at the close of the scene Gmnvfl?(' Moody called for the singing of the hymn be- gioning, *Blest be the tie that binds.” And | now for the Commission to prayandtalkto : death the differences greater than many which | gnve kept kingdoms at war for whole generss ¢ ions. following conversation took place: service, but the drift of the discussion showed | hugh, and_ there is s reflgm to-night | some of them charge exhorbitant prices when- —— Reporter—iss Sweet’s testimony wonld scem | that the majority of the Democrats are opposed | that he has resigued. he dues | ever good opportunity occurs. PORT HURON. wont to do, ‘‘Peter and John, false teachers and ANOTHER DIPORTANT 3 to tmply that you were privy to the allegeq | L0 this scrvice. Foster, of the Appropriations | not, the Democrats seem bent on effecting his | Several pmfia kets and ewindlers kmown 0 | popr Humow, Mich., Msy 12,—The propeller ers, come into Court.” They promptly | eventof the day has been the adoption of sre L B A by 8 252 | Committee, said that the action of the House | removal. They say they cannot bim after | to the police have been arrested and fnvited t0 [ qo ooty k2 bory it the aetmoner | 3PDeared. The Court, no fess than'the people, port on the the Baltimore memorial by tht wrangement between Mr. Blukely and Miss [ would inevitably result in the abandonment of | his letter on the life of '8 Democratle official in | Toxve town. and most of thoe b oram tly ac- P fixed their eyes upon the Apostles. The person | Committee on the Book Concern. A long and ' i 1 v, promp Jane Bell, with which she colllded off Thunder B: & Bweet ? the fast mails. “Garfield said it was a fearful | Washington. cepted the invitation. ane Bell, with which she colllded off Thunder Bay | of pyter deeply impressed all. fe entered the | fall report was prescuted by Judge White's Sub Gen. Baker—Nothing of the kind. I never | blunder to do anything to cripple the festimnail To the Western Associated Press. THE SUNDAT QUESTION Light on Wednesday night. The Bell was badly | council-room with more than his usual dignity. | Committee supporting the " credit of the West He did not seem to realize that he was now ar-~ ed 25 a criminal at the bar of the highest tribunal in the country. He scemed to feel that he was master of the situstion. John, so full of goodness and I6ve, command- ed the respect and esteem of friends and foes. As he entered be looked upon the crowd with so much benignity, and even_affection, that the %eoplc l.nvolunmrily returned his sweet smile. 'he cripple, as he was still called, somewhat de- layed by his friends in expressing their congrat- service. The vote in the Committee upon the HENDHICKS. continues to grow instead of decreasing, and | injured in her port side amidships, and waa cat Jad aay kmowledse of any arrangoment of a0y | Jmendments, 5o far as action was taken, was Wasanierox, D. C., May 12—Gov. Hen- | min'yocsons redict that within & moath the | G0WD to the’ waicrs *odge, She had o ifecd Lhe partled touthing fhisumioly 'AVERSE TO THE PAST-MAIL SERVICE. dricks, of Iodians, was st the Capitol several | Expipition will be open on the Sabbath. ; Two | S50 of lumber “on board, which kept o’ the diisen. of ner oficer when an spmas. | . The only Republican who 100k any active part | hours 'to-day, occapying the Speaker’s room, | Extibition will be oper o question and give 80 | {51, o B Norking down. whey the Cosson eat it was found in her accounts of §5,000, | 1B Opposition to the system was Hale, of Maine. | Whete wany friends of " both parties ealled t8 | gt D810 i, Mo e R Borow | landward, working dowm, when ¢ the dock. The and through regular official channels ehe was | ¢ seemed to argue that the fast mail-train | pay their respects. evening, and a movement is on foot to have 8 | Campbellhad her stern slightly Injured: Sy novihisd of The fact, when she notified me, | from New York to the West distribute only at T = nd open-gir mecting some time next week. | PassEp Dows—Props Msine, Scotia No. 2, Yo- by personal letter, of the Tocts in the case, | the Western terminal points. His statement | A Shepherd Dog Tramps from Kansas to His 5’:«: of the papers to-day contained two editori- | semita and barges, Salina and barges; scar H. A. About tie same time, Blakely, by a personal let. | ¥38 Tefuted by Caanon, who shiowed that the |~ 01d Home n OhlowNine Handred Miles | sls on the sbiest, and nect of o ohees o fem notifed me of the situsion. T concjudeq | fast mal-trains serve every post-office on the | Traveled in Trenty-Tewo Dave, something to say About it. y line, and on contiguous lines as well as the S1. Joseph (Mo.) Herald. There is also a movement to have the admis- tain lawyer from New Jersey, who acted as if ha were s paid counsel, attempted to break it down and to break down the agent, who severs- 1y and grandly answered every question which could be invented, till the House conld stand the absurdity no longer and passed these tws resolutions : Rezolved, That the assertion of the memorialisty that the Western Book Concern is practically in~ solvent and in an_unsound, dangerous, and bask. rupt condition, is both unjust and untroe, and * Richmond. Ur—Props Winslow, Passajc; achrs William Jones and Clara Parker. ¥ ern Book Concern. For nearly two hours a cer E I ¥ i 3 [ that this matter wasveryimportant, and Iwonld 0 . o 2 2 Wixp—Southeast, gentle, 70 myself and look it,and 1 id | stagecoach. The lute returns received at the | The following ancedote, which is strietly true, | sion fixed at 25 cents instead of 30, but it excites £ ulations, at last came in. He seemed to be full 3 53:? g‘:‘ 31‘;;?3 ;ussfgldem:wx:?:{.n'sxae then | Post-Office Department show that a very con- | was related to our corrcspondent s few days | very little disenssion, s ther are few people who W“'"“"‘C’“"”g'____ of glad;‘css, thinking that now he should be | $hould have no weight with the public. 2 recounted the general history of the case. She | Siderable portion of the letter-mail carricd west | siuce by a very prominent and highly-respected | consider the Exhibition dear at the present fig- MISCELLANEOUS, able to testify to the_supreme court of Jerusa- | 5140 ';{vc'glh‘:gh“!hmmbet of the l‘fi‘fn"“g : oty Al Ll ek voluntarily into | by this fast mail-train is New England mail, | railroad official, and is bused on ficts contained | ures. s lom how much that Great Physician, the Christ, | SELTORAL Clareh who e e L the sitnation. ¥ told her promptly that she | Which connects at Albany. in a letter received a short time since by Dan TLLINOIS WOMEN. CHICAGO. xhom they had crucified, had done for him. | the censure of this Genoral Conference, and e | must cease payiug any money to any one on this INDISCRIMINATE CUTTING DOWX, McCawley, at Leona, Kan. Mra. Gov. Beveridge arrived in town to-day, | The forerunmers of the lumber fleet have begun | The Sanbedrim must bave been vered to see condemnation of every true friend of the Church. I Socornt. Thil she gladly promised. The Democrats have assumed & very queer | ~Some time ago Mr. McGawley's father, who | She said, in regard to the Illinoisdepartment of | toarrive. About balf a dozen cargoes of lumber | the eripple” standing directly before them. The first was adopted by a vote of 30, 1o ot position in regard to onc brauch of the mail | resides at Flat Rock, Senecs County, O,. | the Woman's FPavilion, that It was at present | were at the docks last evening....The prop Van- The Court could not for a moment believe | not even Dr. Lanaha 0, Voting in the nezative. that men, unaccustomed to public affairs—mere fishermen-—could find courage and wards enough to defend themselves before their august tri- bunal. They felt sire that their voices wonld stick in their jaws. The hour for commencin; the investigation had fully come. The Chie Justice then asked Peter, By what power or by what name have you wrought this miracle of restoring the feet” of that cripple to perfect soundness and strength?™ This official did not donbt the fact. The cripple could hardl keep his feet from constant motion. In his joy, he actually cried out, “ Glory to God.” Peter rose to answer ‘the President of the Court. He was more than bold in his words. He was heroic. The Sanhedrim, in full num- Reporter—The newspaper version of her testi- . £ 3 Mr. Blak service. The total amount appropriated for | shipped s full-blooded ‘sheplierd dog. by cs- | small, owing to to the fact that mumeroas artic eI Soer ScL s moraing aites souy . | nland mailservice by stase, goaehy and horse- Presa to his son ot Leons Kan: Tndu time | Soetrmi o top fact that mumerous artl e e Tl vl et e dotes pear tumn from Aliuncsota, and demanded imimediate | D3¢k, by the bill, is” about $3,500,000. These | the dog arrived at his destination, and was con- | forwarded from Chicago. The ladies of Tllinols | jattor, and damasihs ber Slightly otbermise. o The payment of this apparcnt deficit. reductions are to be exdlasively taken from this | veyed in a wagon to Mr. McC.'s Rouse, 2 miles | had been among the: Jast to respond to the | Leiok,nd damaging Cashict, which sunk in the Gen. Baker—She had been officially notified sggeum gervice, which leaves only about $1,500- | from that pl ace, where be was tied up in the | invitation of the Executive Committee, and, | river near Rush street bridge during the gale last from the. office, before T knew anything of the | 00 for stage and like transportation. The result | barn to prevent his straping. The iden that on therefore, they wercbehind in their preparations. | Saturday, was successfully raived yesterday, but matier whatever, that the defclt must bo made | 37l be hat in a very cousiderable paré of | the following morning the dog Would turd wh | When. - Bowcrer the. pome anprebds here, | shortly Sfterwards was uplucky enough to'sink 00d; that ehe’ could not waive this, 1fully | the countrs, the Postmaster-Gengral will be | missing never entercd the hoad of friend Mac, | the Stato would Be more ihan fairly sepresented. | g7 Sho lies now in a fuvoraule pocition, with B elninod o her inher office, when on my Wy th gbiiged to decline to carry matls. Most of this | and his astonishment may be imagined when L6 | Telegrams had just becn scnt to Chicago in- | heF decks above water. Minnesot, sndwhen I returned she was prepared | Kibd, of ecrvice is donc in the Sonthern and | discovered, shortly after {real;!:lsl, that ibe dog | structing the ladies in charge there to send their THE FALCON. 10, and did, meke it good. Inever went with | Southwestern Democratic States, and fn the [ had broken away and left for parts unkmown. exhibits ot once. Among the expected exhibl- | The sehr Palcon, which sank near the erfb dur- Blakely to her oflice for any purpose whatever; | Teritorics, The Democrats cvidently have not | *The Joss was deeply felt by all the family, | fors were Mrs. Seott, hir pupils of the School | ing Saturday's gale, and has since been dragged by ot )‘mk o writh hos in g’hkdy,’ presence | Deen becn informed of the effect of theirlegis- | and eteps were 3 once hfien to discover | of Art, Mrs. Kate M. Clark, of Hyde Park; | the tugs to the mouth of the river, is causing much touching the matter. All our conversation con- | Iafien. The fouse, while reducing tho appro. | the whercabouts of the snimal, butall their | Mrs. Dr, Patton, the Champaien Tndustrial | cewmg to oy ooy entering this port, 23 she priations for this class of service 67 per cent last | efforts proved unsuccessful, and the disap- School, Christine Osborn, of Chicago, and many Hes directly In the channel. The scow L. B. Wil- cerning 1t took place in her private office with 2 j . 'y Treated or with theutmost, | %eek, passed a bill ncreasing the past routes of | pearance remaincd 8 mystcry for neisly four | oshers’ imans Lewis, the coloredsculptress, | son van tath the wreck sight berars tast sy Qe The second resolation was adopted by avold of 48t0 3. ‘The report will come up to the Conference dox | IMOITOW. - g t5E FROCEEDINGS, BALTIMORE, May 12.—At the General Confer ence to-day a resolution requesting the Bishopd to sp&)mt a Commission to arrange for & Gen- eral Council of Methodism to consider the posk tion, work, and responsibilty of Methodism far the world’s evangelization, was referred to tht Committee on the State of the Church. . H. Fleming, of DesMoines, sabmitted & resolution to inquire into the expediency of dis solving the Washington, Lexington, and Dely closed” doors. I 7 o ‘ . iy Xinduess =nd consideration, as she had given | thissort10percent. - wecks; indced, no clue whatever could be | of § ringfeld, will exhibit busts and statnary, | ged her mizsen rigging. The Hatbormaster, Mr. | bers and full dress, hoped to terrify the o tles | ware Conferen them into s& N e oneidemtion 2 ahe Dol o pe obtalned as to'whether he had wandered, orif | and Miss Anole Shaw paintings. By the wag, § | Shoar georegy HgEing. he Horbormasier . | bers and full drees e i the apasties Jocons Conteroneer thus. thocenehly abolishng I was Miss Sweet’s trne friend, both in the THE UNION PACIFIC. stolen as to who thethief was. Soafter making | would like to mention that ing to pull her out of he way Into shallow water. | presence, but in the power, of the highest | the color-line. Referred o tho-Committes 03 ‘matter of her appointment and in the adjust~ THOSE STOLEN BONDS. many unsuccessful attempts to recover him, THE EXCELLENT FICTURE BY MISS SHAW Dut they did ot sacceed in moving hor, 83 all the | irjbunal of the city. But Peter, now regenerat- | the State of the Church. ment of this whole affair, and did all for her Special Dispatch to The Tritrne, Mac _concluded it was » mystery too deep for | entitled An Llinois Prairic® has been ad- | lines broke. Instead of bettering thihes motters ed, was not afraid even of these Jewish lions in The hour for the reception of fraternal mes thetr den. The Court wondered that thelr numbers and power did not intimidate him. ‘Then Peter, fall of the Holy SPlrlt, said to them, in_his usual strong voice, % Ye rulers of the people and Elders of Israel, (9) since we are this day called to account rcfim&mg a good deed done to this man [}:ladng his right hand on the cripple’s head], and you wish us'to tell you how he was reswmi, we will tell you and all'the peo- ple of TIsrael, that by the name of Jesus Chi e e Wl ot ed frol o oes this e o e knew perfectly well that Pete; John did this wonder in thév name of their r‘af:!d_ ter, but tney wished them to confess it in open court, so that all ts members could hear their pretensions from their own lips. The Court cared very little for the good deed he had do; but attributing the wonderfal restoration of the man, who stood before them, to that Nazarine, g;m;x they had crucified, stung them very Peter then %goted the Yery words the Christ air, i v > ‘made worse, 0 she rolled over etill farther fn at, conld bo done ithin the limits o®my | Wasmcscros, DG, May 12—The Judielary | slaton, snd resolved o quit th seare, t tho ety ramt e Dery o Jas a 20" | fhe-choonel. During tha attarmoon the owners official duty. I think Miss Sweet an excellent | Gommittee to-dsy continued the investigation | gyer should have stolen b yoln ible present, ced ut first to have Miss Shoas :{]ro- afl;mad to abandon her, and in the evening the ut ‘woman, and always took the deepest interest i < R rmast with 55 Qia Tay cntire office, in making ber sifin‘fi of the mysteries of the stolen bonds of the | provided the thief was ever detected. uctions in the Women’s Pavilio atharas .5‘:&':@.‘:::“‘ e o ';,fl:“d‘:fl in th Iaas:m'.’(‘or her. Herfather and I'were friends. | Union Pacific Raflroad. The Treasurer, Ham, The disappearance oceasioned surprise and | she peremptorialy declined, saying that, if they ¢ lake. he had never recefved anything but kindncss ( was examined at some length, but gave the Mmmezh and created a nine dnfi'S’ wonder, but. | were not good euough to bavea place in the THE CITY OF BANDUSEY. at my hands. Committes no definite information. Gen. it is hardly (?osaibl_ew imagine how much more | Art Gallery, they were not good enough to put A large poster eontaining the following motice In reply to the question, % What foundation Greenville Dodge will be Terire surprise and astonishment Was felt by Mac and | in the colléction of woman's work. Gen. Smith ispicnously posted yesterdsy around the s there for the insinuations contsined in the re- | Greenville Dodge will be examined to-morrow. | bis' family on receipt of the folloing intelli- | wrotc to Director-General Goshern about the | T8 COSP! Mt Y aon ports that Blakely sought, to uee vour ofial | The offcers of the ralroad are confident. that | gence coutaimed in s letter from Jac's father, | muiter, wud - tho Fesult waa that- {hg | tedocks. L cxplainattael: power to scroen his acta? Gvcn.B:\kc.'Lne{yartea the Committee will be unable to discover any- | Written about four weeks after the disappeart | above = mentioned painting was ~ immedis Whereas tho stesmer ity of Sendusky was de- 2 Teplying that Mr. Blakely and himself had | thing more definite than the Company has | 80ce Of the dog: ately broght to the attention of the | stroyed by fire on the night of the 24th of March lnst been strong personal friends for fiftéen years, | girecd ¥ learned, which is practically nothin In this letter he informed hisson that twenty- Hanging Committee, who unanimously awarded | in the harbor of Port ann}cy. and there ia good but he ms never had business transac. il § o 8- | two days after the day on which the dog was | it a place. Among other Chicago artists repre- | reason to believe thatthe sald steamer was de- Hons with him of any kind, nor did | 10¢ Company claims that the present invest- | received at the express-office at Leona, he ap. | sentod fo Elkins, whose “Shasta® may be seen | signedly set oufire, now public notice Is given that Blakely ever ask him to ' use his finuou is instizated by a lawyer who has | peared st his old home in Fiat Rock, O.; or, there, as also & portrait by Healy. the above reward of $2, 500 will be_paid to any per- adficial position for his (Biakely’s) personal pur- | béch unable “to ~collect moncy on 8 | other words, that the dog, guided’ by his ‘fo- A CATALOGDE. . | songiving such information as will lead to the ap- poses. Gen. Baker continued: ¥ Nor did T know | S08tract with the Compsny for discov- | stinct, had travelod 900 tiles in twenty.two | Tn docided conbrast be s miserable o logy | Frsichelon snd conrlction of tha partiea coacerned tosthiog aflecting the intesrity of bis sdminls- | S0, FYG30) DORCS. ) v oine i amgiracs g | daye. The most astonlshing circumstanco con- | for a catalogue which. s belog resisten may | = (e Buraing of saldsteamer, 1~ = iration 6f the Pénsion Aséncy, nor were any | 35 that this lawyer obtained the contract and | nected with this ancoloto 1s that the dog was | wadortoe tido ot 5 ctionl o L5 roulated oty President Westorn Ass Rseociats sharges mads affecting s et In dicharge | £27° them infornation, which told them nort | eonveyed e endro distancs from Oblo fo | the ‘Britsh section, got up by the. Bt i = Ff"i“fi?ma“ e L duty while I was Commissioner of Pen- 2 D his ontw: ourney, in an express- T i 3 o e duly they declined to pay. This lawyer Qfagulre), | car, and how in the world he eer fonnd s way fi:fifig?g:zig?dwfirul:::darmnvcrn%pfg‘é‘ i Amflm-!ml’mlggguaegfm foc sages from the Methodist Episcopal Churd South having come, that most interesting cere mony took place. ith exception of the uppet tier,” which was well filied, every part of tht Academy was crowded, many standing during the entire procecdings. ' The desk in front o the presiding Bishop (James) and all the tables of the Secretaries and official reporters, I ¥ 2t the front of the platform, were dt ol with immense bonguets and’ wreaths oftht rarest flowers. The scene was a happy i tion of Christian and floral welcome. The Rev. Dr. Foss, President of the Middle . town University, and the Rey. J. P, Newmsd | of Washington, formally introduced to F James and the Conference the oy gers, the Rev. James A. Duncan, President Ld ‘ Ran { i i dolph (Macon) College, Vi Landon C. l.rlg:d. A D., Chancellor of tht Vanderbilt University, Nastville, Teos. Bislio g;&nex welcomed the messengers in an eloqa ress, The Becretary then read the credentislsd ns. This matter between himself and Miss P on the contrary,maintafns that hé has farnish General Agent Phenix Insurance Company. messengers from the Conferénce of the Chorel ers from the Conferénce Eol Bweet, of which I knew nothing antil long after the Company ®ith evidence enough £o warrant back on foot is a mfistery which only that dog | neatly bound in green and gilt. It is pre accomplished is all th: affect Tt g can solve. That he had iraveled the ent! THE OLD WAY. N Yo Sharmctonas s paisle walter wIleh eeer sases SEITSESE of et amsioet dome of the (oilicets fance was clearly apparent. by the condition be | Bane sy ashirs oo s %rtzlt’xz%:pa‘:zflq\{bg‘é e schr Surpriee, while stiempting to navigste Do applied | nnéi?‘fg%fi by Do o | Soutty mohich the. Conferenis Fae o vl A oray eara: 3 i u Jas In when le reached his old home, being | thirty-five pages are devoted to an interesth T e e & vas, 0t sground on | has be : 3 e S appoituient of a com ] Beéorug‘l—n“'hn GJhout this Mr. Cumpbel flfi:flfigfi;fif;{g&%&‘_fi? 1 him; that he | foot-sore, nearly starved, and badly uted:ap. - | casng b Hign Wilou hgyiSwe::; e 1S Balte Telc. ooha vax boond op. nd hed on board mengfifd?r:gfgg&e‘fi::ffigil'x'dffl%'r’m': Boinis at loemerbetmeos ghe two 0 o e mentione Miss Sweet’s imony i RS o e origin and progress of exhibitions, - | Bpiritual he 3 Gen. Baker—I know nothing about him. Miss o mmm: cilmnmn ROCK RAILWAY BONDS. A Maurder Disclosed In o Dream. o > GILMORE'S BAND 5‘1:-’23:{5?; :'lei:‘n‘gutfr The o b&'i:?éfifi“&%’it ‘g l’-‘kn":lfiudeé:n ?h:h'illfludsl):ge sb«felr-l'e{:: gg‘nf thenx‘d?:‘m ) Bmowurdx“&dgfi”:‘md ! anr&é toldme she was payiug money tosome |y of Omahs, Harrison, of Indisnapolis Tsase ROZAD{I4 (Hass.) Repubtican. made their first appearance yesterday. A stand | the times were too hard to hire ngng. andtherefore | tinued: *“This corner-stone was sot at nought x\.uembelt M‘:&-(pru?“zgh Rev. Dr. Lovid . Campbel), and T told her she must gait, and and James' F. Wilson, of Tows, Government wu"':ch fi ph, the gegro who murdered his | has been erected In the centre of the mainbuild- | foli back on the old-fashioned way of releasinga | by uuté‘}mests of the Jewish Church. You re ed, :ff = y,“] 9 The address 1@ F o e oo ollar, sadahe tld o e | Bk rth Ui, Pt Weliesd v | il 4 Mo B fn (58 sring o 1550, giecs | ng, and bere vory moring and iieracon, the | esiel n xre i, anchor were pacet St | piils \poasas,the Chrlst. Ho (4 now ex. | views 'the progress o Methodiam g2 | 2 . i > S| - certs . g o i o rived here to testify in the matter of the pur- | for 5 release from the State Prison, to which he | enjoyment of visltors. No move on the part of | This not being enflicient to release her, bags were | Yo ghoniq Taps n&fi&ffimefig f(::! . st iy '1?,‘;1 Soncludes m‘,;w_,,"}&”.;?'bmm i chase of the £64,000 of Little Rock & Fort S8mith cod i nt for, nd in about six hours the whole bank THE PRINTER. bonds by the Union Paciic Railrosd. Freat seneation, and. e MaDurderereated | the "Committee has een ' more papular | {23, 1005, 8005 °x honrs, the fhole bank B s e T O e o poniie s Soicomy 0egin Moniar, | Eeresting. He. kiled tho. wompan ith s vach: | for-. the Eesositimn. semson. g TLCslrE | with sacks of corm 46 T Getting B Ger Lora ; R Fosh- el & MAKE niry. Lo st WYlleon, who is anxious i0 | bourd diring a quarrel, nd probably aid mot | will theseby bo aiden to the Hlessure of the | was roioaded sud sha went o ber way rejolcing ting istog- for salvation can be found in no other. other name, whereby man ean b: uv:i, hfi be addressed to the supreme courd &t Jerusa- entrusted with a most precious patrime i estate, to enjoy as trustees, and enlarge and Croase s oo for . indclnie ety ) Special Dispatch to The Tridume. return to lows, may be examined to-morrow- | Dniand bo nirgi She pora ) see which fon Secte eomie ow. After the mur- | pcople n nttendance. Open-afr concerts will | a tow bill eaved and the tags **surprised."~De- | lem. whichof us can so use our po Wasmioros, sy 12—The Ausociaed Pres | Wikon's rends gave out that he wil westly | G Koraaioh ent e pogs up s buried it In | Be fiven in al weather, 2 music ronian havs | rol PO iyt ). The Council had goofl canss to nota this | 115210t capltal s to make it percentsfed | Bus sent areport of the House Committee on | thAt A s lnfotned thek the bonds were pur- | his garden, planting corn and beans over the | ingbeen erected in the sonten or (fa ot hav- boldness of Peter, for tisey knew bira, whan by | Lo lI%,the test of comparative felity, IS ¢ Printing of the fnvestigation of Government- Blaine’s. * | spot. Beveral days after, Robert, Coc, the father | sloping down In front of Agricaltural Hall. Squaw Dancers. yielded to the sneers of g mald, : — “?’- and devotion to its polity, and its g etent | of the missing woman, related with great, fm- DOM PEDRO. An American gt a new settlement in the Sas- { wonderful change in his whole &gr:;rn ?ur:cgifl:e:? w“u:.u ]E:‘t“:gfi;: :g«é; brethres ¢ ) * Printer Clapp. This report shows that there o o 2 2 B reséiveness the particulars of a dream which | His Imperial Majesty of Brazil left Philadel- | katchewan country ssys the ladies who frace 80 thi iinlumore, whence he gocs | the assemblies ux;y of “the Blackfoot and half: by marveled. They were sure that theso | of one heart and one mind, of one grest < has existed in the mansgement of the Govern- THE FINANCE PROBLEM, e had bad on three successive nights: Ho saf 3 id | phia to-day for ment P"’E“”g office gross extravagance and A PIGEON-HOLED SENATE BILL. that Mary Ann came to him, crgahwung on her | West wst.y Louis and thenca to New Orleans, | breed persnasion. Bat he adds: “It isa won- 3:3'1':;1:“3 7&::( :‘.!lz.:lf» 5‘1,%"33’ é’mfi'}z"fi;m;’“’ a0 end, and farther will it prove (b2, n\gg possibly dishonesty. There are, howerer, tvo Special Dispaich to The Trivune, hands, and that when he asked her why she did | back to sbingtan, Nisgarn Fulls, Montroal, | der to us Liow rapidly thie squawa pick up our that they had been with Jeana. The rons porcq | FIsion fnfo two general Conferenee Juridictiey sides to the story. The report is not signed by | WasmNGTON, D. C., May12~The Bepublican | Dot walk, she replicd that she could not, for her | and Phiadelphia e sail for Earope 1‘1; quadrillesand cotil ons, and enjoy them t00, en- | that they ought to move very cautiously, oileng :531 %flfi"“é““fi‘x’féfi m:; Jealons hi i3 other e legs had beer: cut off. Each night pear uring h z petatar Tt s e trothat the Gorernment Prin- | timidity n dealing with the currency question | 1o ran 3¢ the foot of the ganon: a Tar snt | 1o, BOBaer b7 bis surprsing e Tith | of *O1d Jim Crow, or +Hed Rives, with ae & waa Rat Dermitiod S0 T0SE-CIAMING Witnesses 3 =5 the Democrats who coatrol the House. Early | garden was examined, and the body was found. | people like an ordinary citizen. mu tonishing aocuracy.’? they should disturb the pedple, and t] ‘made & great mistake [n bringing these ?:;! ular men to trial. Yesterday the people were mummxflhnddfl;,mv‘hem for a faithfn] of one ol hlfiefl;od!sm. 'y uu?:r 25 it csn M""mi‘ my last will and téstament, turning ofer 0 8UCCES50rs my estate in Methodism.