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 ‘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.

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