Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 May 1870 — Page 1

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THE Indianapolis Eveniny Commercial Inters upon its fourthly ear in a handsome \fcVflre88. TJa^it liv^toWearoat many PiiiiU ik'tfei 'adtocbc/if the same principles of which -it has thus far been

def^dw/' M\1[,

have no opposi

tion in the Congressional Convention. Journqf. -..ni "No oppbsinon," because the overshadowed know that opposition won Id be there will be a dozen or two in that Convention who will feel as CASSIUS felt when, according to SHAKS

Upon what meat dbth this our Caesar feed, Tnathe is grown so great? Age,thou art sbamRome. vthou hut .lost the breed of noble When went there by an age since the great flood, ... Bat }t was /Mned with more than with one

Ye gods, it doth amaze me,

A man of such a feeble tempor should Sotart the start of too majestic world, Ff

of C.ESER might have stood against the world," and conspiracies against the life of ariwil are, ijpt pow the proper thing. Werefere we ^tlpfjose DANIEL' is safe, and these "jrtrririy men" will have no recourse to daggers or other means of bringing on their heads "the deep damnation of his taking off." }To, they will still tontiiUfe'id f'fralk rinder'his huge legs and peep about" for such small crumbs of plunder as he may graciously permit to j|gE$?ad jpto their hungry mouths.

THE STATE.

last'

^tmweerry festival

KOKOMO has anew paper called the Radical Democrat.

GOOD beef sells at 20 cents a pound in Crawfordsville.

BLoOiftNdTON sports a "Woman .33 frage Assopi:

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STRA^VBERRIES, in small quantities, grace the markets of Indianapolis and Lafayette.

AN old settlers' festival will be held at the Fair Ground, near Centerville, next month.

^|B|^R$im ^Bapt|at Church, six miles sJklbAf C^wWrdsville, will' be'ded icated on the last Sunday in May.

THE I. & S. X. R. R. wall commence runing regula^ drains?,' bn' Monday next, between Indianapolis and Danville.

THE S

R^Company paid $7, Rtt|e j^vflr 500' tons of y^ jteceiVed at Evans

THE Evansville Journal nnnounces that the Hon. H. C. Newcomb is to be managing editor of the Indianapolis

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IFN^TEIJNTH YEAR.

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'rdsville rolling mill progone up."

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STBEET temperance meetings are being held in Indianapolis.

TAE Woman's Suffrage Convention at Richmond, closed yesterday.

WOKK on the I. B. & W. Railroad is to be completed by mid-summer.

re but 44 divorqe cases on the iiiiv Gi«*ttit Courti#^

Daily

GOVERNOR. BAKER went to Dayton, on Wednesday, to be present at the dedication of the hospital department of the Nat'bb&SU&erAf 'Home at that city,

ial m^il agent of the State of Lmaiitu4nt^the mail agents of

•L A --Xli n« nnr] vaI 1 A K1A

IhdSWk fceJ most pfiicient and reliable in the whole country, which shows the special to.Jwjijpan^faense.

A COMMITTEE froni the Evansville City Council, with a brace of architects have gone to Dayton, Ohio, and Covington, Ky., to inspect the Holly Water

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THE Indianapolis News deliberately charges that the Council of that city has been "guilty of a display of good sense all .the more refreshing because so entirely

'Now that the proposed semi-centennial celebration of the settlement of Indianapolis has utterly "petered out," will the 'papers of that city continue the contest for the honor of having been the firpt to suggest such a celebration? rt

IN the Fellows' Grand Lodge on ief^interesj was with juaiifi&ion^of the basis of nfr *Thv^t)pos!tiori is pending to cut this down, to abolish May communications, and increase the Grand Lodge per cent age from 6 to 10 per cent The present body is very large and unwieldy, and the expenses very heavy.— ThyvM&m^|tfr |^s referred tea ap^

ciCt committee of seven, the Grand Master and Grand Secretary being members ojfeio. The committee is instructed to ^report at the annual communication next November.| ^Th^ Lodge adjourned on

Vfetomdiy.

HEIDINOK*,

whoja aald

to have made sixty, thonpond dollars in the tobacdb knfinesv lWflianapolk daring the^t fifteen yea**, 'hasstarted with his family for a tonr of Earope.

THE Grand Lodge, P. A A. MasoM #f Indiana, will meet iu Grand 'Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, at 10 o'clock A. it, on Tuesday,,25th in«t. The usual half-

fare

arrangement has been made with railroads.^ t„ .WlTHE Indianapolis Journal reports that "Jorgo sweats" ten gallons per day." O* the principle that one is never missrsble so long as others are worse off than himself, we should be content to inhale the perfumery of our artesian well

THE Evansville Journal learns

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When coH!d thoyft&fl till cow, that talk of That her wide walks encompassed tftft one Now it is Rome indeed, and room enough Wfirfn^ttlqreis Ita it but one only man." ^"An'cl$ie pafesion of three aspiring BOUIS whose ambition is cabinet!, cribbed, confined" by the magical influence of DAN'S natPf ligoiijtlie rural mind, might find ion in other words of CASIUS, thus:

that a

little dapghter of Mr. Stewart, of Canpel" ton, was bnrned to death on Tuesday evening She was in the act of filling a burning lamp with coal oil, when the lamp •exploded and burned the child to dteath.

THE Richmond Palladium sums up the net results of one case of Sunday riding, thus:

T#o men drunk—Jne horse killed— otoe horde crippled for life—two girls scared—calaboose—Fines, etc. Los say $600.

iT is isjstated.^iat.tfnly |wel»e mllea remain .to be .CQmpkted on the 3ran4 Rapids railroad in Michigan. The gap is between Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Sturgis, Michigan, and two gangs of men are'working at it, approaching each other at the rate of two milfes per day, so that the last spikfr will be driven in a week.

WILLIAK HALL,a teamster, aged about thirty, living ito Crawfordsville, committed suicide on Wednesday morniflg. He went to the stable early to feed his team, and not returning, his yife became tin* easy, and going oot, found him suspended by the neck with a rope and life extinct. Too much whisky and too much domestic infelicity were the cause. j»

^THF, Indianapolis JSeici Jfsports that the work of removing the Confederate dead, to make room for the Terre Haute Railroad traces and «ngin» house, is progressing quite rapidly. Tfee number originally buried in the cemetery was 1,575. Of these eleven were taken away by their friends, leaving 1,564 to be removed. So far there have been about 300 interments.

By Telegraph.

UrDIAWAFOMS.

PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE. INDIA NAPOLIS, May 19.-—A very suecesstul experiment was made here this afternoon with an invention of considerable importance to bnilders, insurance comJ panies and business men generally. It is an appartus which enables a single man hi a few momenta to close all httchw^y«, stairways and windows-in a bufldinf so as effectually to exclude the air, reduce fire to a smoldering condition as well as prevent it from spreading. The universal opinion of those who saw it was, that the invention would greatly reduce the danger and destructiveness of fires. Insurance men also were present and expressed their willingness to reduce, the rates upon boildingrthua protected. -,.

FOREIGN.

til gOMMERCI^I. MORAUTY. & LONDON, May 19.—the Times this morning has a remarkably bitter editorial on the alleged mismanagement of Erie Railxpad a flairs and aseerts the standard of comhierclal morality is lAwer in the city of'New TQork' than *iywhare else in the world. What here in England would be deemed crimes is there regarded as master pieces of financiering. It concerns the American people to purge themselves of this reproach, though it will be a task equal in difficulty to the abolition of slavery.

THE YACnT RACE.

The Times has an article on ihe j*cht race and says there is no schooner in: England probably that can sail with the •, American yacht bappho, which throughout the, match was handled by an English captain.

THE SPANISH THRONE.

A dispatch from Madrid direct -states the Council of Ministers have determined jo confer upon Serrano royal attributes, if no candidate for the throne is found within a short sime.

Additional Madrid and ether dispatchessay the crown will be thrust on Espartero. It is thought his declination is not absolutely final.

MORE ARREST.®.

PARIS, May 19.—More arrests on suspicion of connection with the cwieide plot. Houses-have been searched and more bombs found.

INCREASE OF BULLION.

Bullion in the Bank of France increased thirteen million francs during the week.

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NEW YORK, "May 19.—hi OcaT lt*ve nodoabt that HOB. CH as. J. Folgar it' one of the twoR«pablien elected JustiewoA^BMCtaiM^^tt^ TJM ^^AjAew^JJay 4* ^^rjoMfc b^iU mm l^if^^has.

Th&8jtiwin|iyaftdibja*» Imtelnbwii for aom tifne t&kt Mie Cft^fn Tfsael

»r Gea B. vptoo ban service, yet so nicely ^aa ere^ythin madageathal tfe ^luAMiliistwp d6 ataittogio weveot Mer Her oficerf hiye been telac^d with greet care, endue men wfes hwefeenieyvice. Their ooamanden *re The*- Dorafcn, •first IieftMtitit GaMt airtl executive pfficer Sabert Gbinmei*, 8Mad Lieutenant Henrt & Cooke MaUt, A. JlJiKaaoni, Antool* Wetaer, .Wanthrw Phillips, Han

INDIAN COMWSaiON.'

:At the** indian, Commission, evetung session, Col. gowning, ehiAf of the Cherokees, was present.' The Utter read a letter from Wm. Walsh, of rhikdelphia, proteatlngegeinst the wrotigs

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SOLDIERS HOSPITAL.

DATTON, O. May 19—GovernorsHayes, of Ohio, and Baker of Indiana, General Schenck, Erastus B. Wolcott^ of Wisconsin. and other invited guests in charge of Hon. L. B. Genckle,»acting-manager of the'National Asylum %r disabled volunteers and soldiers, visited the institution this morning at ten o'clock, and were ceived with much etithugfsm by ihec#cers and men, who no|r. nnmhsr 1800. A bana of music met the procession, and an artillery salute announced the approach of the distinguished visitors.

The formal exercise of opening the New Hospital takes place at 2 o'clock this p. m. Large numbers from surrounding towns and country are alreadv here.x &

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TAISTOS.

-feailf MtfiliS#1®®- «, J.'f TAUNTON, MASS., May 19.—Ellmore'a shoe manufactory, North Rainham, haa bean buried. Loss $70,000. Insured $60,000.

criticising, th* manner in,

form system for the aa«M: adopted.

power of Bishops, W^riie

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P. Lane jMjmaater, Joe. JE. ?qnce De Leon ChierTjngieyfr Geo. Davis first assistant1 engineer, Joaquin Agiiaoira seeOad ainfetilit ii^ineer, Bdwkrd FbraJUeas. There Is en born the Upton a miliary ooty opmnwicd fcy Bagea Valieoie, lat» of Qmi

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and nnder him are, and Capts. HaniaOn. The Upton a*l«tea by

tender will in

due time land in Cuba a large qtfahtity «f_ srar nmterial,- induding aHBteiy. There are plenty of men on the Island who will jom the ranks of this patriotic army as soon .as they are armed, This is really th$ most formidable expedition ever sent 0nt ^o aid the Cubans.

FROM MEXICOT I

Mcxicaii advices to the 12th state thie followers of tedrO Martenei, about 500 Dtrong, rocendy abandoned nim and fcurrendered Id tie Government. The bandit Br%vo if Mill in the field with six hundred followers. Congren ia still now engaged cm sulgect of finances, having dropped railroad matters. Anextrasension will probably "be called,

which

Indiaits hfldheen anbjected, am the usnal series of teamutions were adopted protesting agiisst the policy of extermina: tjm, approving the course Of President Grant, ani calling for strict observance Of treaty stifalations.

KVANGELICAL.

The Efanielical Press Association held its fiiit annual meeting yesterday and elect^.G- W. Clifton President, and George M? Powell, Secretary. The Association published advertisements id overdone tnbnsand p*pfers laif"^eai^ and now hisovertny tfejusaindsmeWkers^

CORPORAL FDNISIPCERT.

An interesting and somewhat excited discussion was hed in the Board of Education yeeterday, over the quesjiop of restorins corporal panishment in public scheob. ArgBtaeii for end aa&inst flagelation'was put forth in vmd language by partisans of either side. The matter was finally returned to a special HBddUH, 'wUk 'Iiaiwii'liflfia ^td report some plan of correction that shall meet the views of all

u~of

MEMPHIS,

the Board.

that gen

eral conferences way^by a t^o-third .vote overrule Bishops' veto, and made special fortiaMfday*

in the boundaries of awarly evenr annual conference also creating the rallowlng new «M»flsrenq«: ^»*a Mtawlrippi, chiefly codipoaed-of thtMwnphis Conference White River C»$0iienc*lli*hw tiie present Arkana* Qonferenc^^ Ifeos Angefos aub-ili vidipg Pacific Conference: Kanstus and Nebnisfca ont'of TO^UQQB of ISt. Tfnnlft A^yanuri Missouri and JflwopJ 9PJ Rouri ConfereOte AlalMfea mtfd J^orth Alabama out of the Conferences in Mississippi and Alabama not included in the bouadary of North sMitelssiptf.

An amendment to create the Conference of West North Carolina principally out of Holston Conference, produced an animated discussion and finally laid on the table. The report was then taken up and discussed. ,,

A MAN KILLED.

A rag picker named B. Newman was killed by a drayman-flamed Pat Bark, on the Hernando road ypBterdav, during an altercation. Burk struck Newman with a billet of wood, crushing his skull.— Burk was arrested and committed

SHOOTING- AFFRAY.

A terrible shooting affray occurred at French Garden, near Fort Pickering, at two o'clock this morning, during which Jerry Riordan, bar keeper, was fatally wounded. AU*rt Bajsr, ,wm pfddler, was shot fii the'knee ahd severely wounded, and Josh Moore, bar keeper, severely in the thigh.. 8. Haweli has been arrested for shooting Riordan, and acknowledges it, but says he .shot hipa yi s^U'de

1,1. ,i ST. l^QUIS.

EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.

St. Loras, May 19.—The Missouri State AaahrAHnsirheld iia snitnilia^ei ing in Kansas City yesterday, attendance very large, members from all parts of the State being present. Quite a number of Kansas. edUore were ajso present, by inMtaticm. A banquet was given la* night, and to-day the Jhaodauon fffl pleasure excursion over the' Missouri Siva^Fott Soott and Qalwstoa Railroad ii

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Mr. Pool said that for the purpose^ of securing liberty Congress had a right to go into Slates. The .amendment might be abridged by pne citiiei^. compelling another under threat (friacracenjent to di»chargfeor employyig votie in a pai^icular Hay, or*Jy organiapteos formed for^jtlie purpogf. HegaVem ftioe of au ftmendment to provide for atich case£

At 3:15 tlve Senate voted tdlake recess from half-past four o'clock until half-pas^ seven o'clock.

The Chair reinindedihc Senate thai as a body they were nearly "evenly divided on the question and( that final adjournment resolution woul'd come up to-mor-

row. Mr. Htoward said the right of the blacks to vpte in late insurrrectignary States "woald be for half a cenhirv the safeguard by which, peace and national authority woald be maintained there. Notwithstanding southern people had failed to attain the real object of their rebellion, national independence,and' haq lost their property and )iiah .bo«tB|g spirit, they had not, and would not. for some generations to oome, cease their unquenchable ineradicable hatred of nofth-

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^WEHODD? CONfE^ICE. -V

Jiay l^^-fienefal Confer

ence oif'the KfethdBiftt Epwoopel Church, South, 14th day, Bishop Paine presiding. Cdbmdttertih Wbmd&riaMtTkport

society' and goveriune'nt He proceeded to reply to Mr. .Ferry, and quoted from the report dfj the. joint Committee on'Reconstruction in 1866, to show that the. Senator's poai-: tion was in antagonism wilh that Of the* Republican party north and south. Universal amnesty would (me day bring back to these halls Jefiersen Davis and the nng'leaders of the rebellion to rfehatch and revive the lest ca\ise. He would' never consent to place his own. name oni the same list of yeas and nays with those of Davis, Breckinridge and Tobinbe. Personal pride woult^iQrbid jiiB affilUUiy with perjured traitors and enemies of his, country.

Mr. Howard yielded the floor to Mr. Trumbull, who made report, from the Ju-. dioiary Commiteee upon the resoliftion: declining inquiry whether corrupt mfealiB had been used to influence the votes of Senators on the Georgia bill. He said1 the report was unanimous, except fig pr as it was modified'1^the atatemehm «©f two members of the committee. Ordered1 printed.

At 4:30 adjourned. HOUSE,

Mr. Logan reported"a bill lor thp salp of buildings and groupda of certain unused arenals Easrand South. Passed.

Mr. Slocum asked consent to report a bill to remove the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Objection was made.

The bill to revive "commercial and navigation interests of the United States was advocated by Mr. Hale.and opposed

Mr. Allison, and went over till next esday, -when M*.

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ation bill-was Udran up., Jt^appfopnates $933,647. or$177,|87 Mr. Kelsey rtflart^pta^Pl^opria&>u for' thf missi^b?^r«uay was omitted, because iherp was up goVtffnnient ther»the Onittd

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A. E. Krager, indicted by the Grand Jury fo* ixmaeot^a wi^k^tba dffislcation of the late city treasurer haa been released «c $5,000 ball on eadi iadkfwit.

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lay 19.—TR steamer Wj «wnin§,

COLLTHQWOOB. May

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again refused permiauon to pass throbfh St. Marie canal. Qan. Cooke stated his

instructions were aheohitethat whatever connected with the^ Red River capstan oooMpaa tkroofh the canal- t^e whplf aystw

S»al«.

He was also informed a bke oertiQcat? President Grant bad recently been given for near $100,000 for the satoe -purpose. The American people no more wanted St. Domingo than"they had wanted Alaska, an act But one degree removed firom actual insanity.- If the Government were to a naval station at St. Daaaingo it

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Mr. Pomeroy offered a resolution: mi-) estirig the President 'a%otia^. ma with Great Britain, to ascertain whether a union cu be efltBCted of the* British North American. Provinces with the United States. Tabled, ana aroered printed.

Mr. Pomeroy preseB^a^or^l of citizens of Bhode Island repreneiiUii^ that nataralized ciUaena were denied the ballot unless they possessed $150 worth

real estate. He gaveLnoticeofVbill to remedy the-injustice.

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Mr. Sherman introduced.a b}]QI fort admission of photographs for exhibition free of duty...

Mr. Pomeroy introduced a bity amendatory of pre*empti6n laws referred. Mr. Sherman, from Finance Commit tee,- reported with ameiidmentEr'a bjll to reduce tatation. The amendments consist, merely of modifications ty ayoid ambiguities, with an additional section authorising the President in his discretion to discontinue or. consolidate .internal reveme districts

evem Mr. Ramsey,'from ihe Postoffce C^in mittee, reported a bill regulating the rates of pqatage, wjth foreign cou^ries' with which international postal charges are not established by treaty.

The fifteenth amendment eBfofqemtnt bill was discussed by Mr. Hamilteg, of Maryland, in opposition, and Mr. Schnrz in its favor.

The latter said he w'oiild give to St^te governments as much power as was~ compatible with the safety of the general gov-*li ernment. He was strpngly .opposed tp*all undue accumulation of powers i^ th# feneral government, and still "more to all centralization Of administrative functfops, and thought the Republican.party \yoijId do well to direct rather' than resist the current of popular opinion on that quea tion. Revolutiop had not abolished a legitimate species of Stat^* rights. If liis Democratic friends would dispense with legislation like: that now proposed, they would advise their friends in the-South, to act fairly with eolored men, and iot ruin themselves by vainly resisting the inevitable. This would accomplish much more for aebfcgovernment ihan a.il their hlgrfijarious maledictions, and would matei^a]ly improve their chances of success.

appropriating imfcUc JbOQe?» wVck bp charactCTited to defective, loose and ex.

travagant. Refcrtipg to the recent elections in New York, he was not surpriaed at the :isucceas th^ Democratic party there, as laofe'than half the Fedenfpatrohage iris given to adherents of

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many Halll. Mr: Woodward asked him whether Iw meai^t 'a% administration could be itfMlerahtthan the

Mr. EldridMaaWilt the gentleman specify someitf theiinenmbents to whom he refers?

Mr. Kebe^—The gentleman cannot get into a,controversy over names. '"'Mr. WoOd" replied briefly to some remarks of-Mr.- Kelsey reflecting on ihe present Secretary of Stete^ and said none of his predecessor^l^e more conscientious in Regard to law and to the efficiency of officers than Hamilton Fish.

A member inquired of Me. Wood whether he endorsed the coarse of the Secretary of Stat£ in relation to Cuba?

Mr. Wood did not,.nor in r^gard to St. Domingo either. 'm thought' the course of the Administration in both respects, unwjae.and. unpopular^ and would be con--demned by the American people.

Mr. Btfnks.'CSiairman Of thejpolhmittee^ on 'Foreign Afiaits, opposed the with-' drawal of the consulate from Odessa, that being a vetY [important! grain port. He al^q opposed .the withdrawal of the mission from Paraguay. A minister was necessary there now, because Brazil was prepkringlft follow up that republic, to

Vatcfi events and report facts to the g9vernment. H? was also opposed to the* proposition requiring accounts to be furnished of. the (secret service fund. A«io St. Domingo he said, ijon-posses»ioi» by the United States of a naval station there in tlite Ijite war prolonged the war and thereby swelled the expenditure of life and treasure.

Mr Logan said he ,w"as prepared to give Reasons .why!St. Domingo and its half nalced savages should not be annexed

The general debate, however, was closed, and the committee proceeded to consider the.' bill by sections,-for amendment.

Mr. Brooks, of N. Y., moved to strike out Guatemala and insert Rome as a place for a minister resident rejected, 45 to 71.

Mr. Banks moved to insert Rqine without striking out any other place. The omission of Rome would be considered by portion of the American people as intentional. He did not wish'that, besides one of the greatireligious convulsions of the world was approaching, and the United States should at least have a representative there to furnish accurate reports of great events transpiring.

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have to establish a navy equal

to in power to any other ^nation, otherwise that station would be an element of weakness, not strength. In caea of war "with" any great n«ritiimr »wn.a St. Domingo would be immediate^ wrested from the United States, it had a navy equal in force to Mad it, Besides, it would add largely the penditures of ihe United SWw to got" era the Island, and did not believe the people w^re willing to be taied for stiA

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Main and Fifth streets.

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Dyeiaic -in all its branches, such as Crepe Shftwle, Ribbons, Silk of*U kinds, Merineand yelaineTBresses, Curtains. Pm«s, Laoe,

Mr. Conner ofiered a resofution tfiat the Foreign Committee report what action is, necessary to compel Mexico to fulfill treaty stipulations relative to outlaws and hoetile Indians. Referred., £_•, {I

Velvet, Parzsols"ana Fringes. Partiool ar at teatiott paid to Cleaning and reUmslnng, without damacing the oolorsAiuoh articles as Crepe iawls. Silk Dresses, Merino and DeLain ressefe, Broche Shawls, Cashmere bhawls.

Hoaks Carpets amt-Plasn -CeveTS, Cleaain«-ef ^en^i Coati.Pftftta^aBd Vjjsta Qeatlr da&a.

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JOSEPH O 18 JTJHT IN REOETPT OIK Metis' Hats of all kind*x a a !t *Min*e*? Hnt8 of nil kimls,

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Appropriations were omitted for Consulates at Odessa, Revel and Moscow, thf Consulate at those plaices being useless or nearly so. He said he would offer a prp viso to the item for contingent expenses requiring voudiera in. all cases to ue presented to the proper accounting officfers of the treasury," the certificate of the Presidentelect to" be deemed a proper voucher He explained this at some length, as r^ fefring to the crpenditures-of-thfr^ecret service fund, and «ead a certificate of President Johnson authorising^ allowance of $106,810, wbiah he was- infonue« and believed had been spent in conneCr tion with the St. Domingo treaty. $98, 280 of it waa paid back to the treasury.

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Hats of a,ll kinds,

•*J» A ti«f at all prk«. e^-llats made to order on short notice. Oomo and see.

THE WINTER STYLES, 145 lata Street, Terrc.-Hante. 1yd.

J. P. WEAVER, Jlanttftvctnrerof

PAPER BOXES,

Jio. 3putt)-wost corner Washington -and MfemdTairRfcrdets, stairs, thh-d floor, Indianapolis, Ind.

Boxes of every description made to orftr0RDHR8 PBOHPTTiT ATTEHDSMIO. jn646m

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BUILDER.^

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l, FKTDAY MORNING. MAY 20,187«4 ff! MAT U, 18S1

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Mr. Kelsey—If td'leave more Uiaa half its ienemiesin 0ieir positions and frequent* ly appoint its bhemies to offiM be intolerant, tneh Fconcede the")K^t admiaiatration is intolerant.

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i.OCAL NOTICES.

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.ic *. .* *i We have 'a complete line of these- Celebra_jd Pure Mphairs. Harper's Bamar has anhdttneed them, editorially, as the best and

ted Pure Mphairs. ftdttneed them, editorially, moet beautiful blaek gobas imported for the se^o feel warranted in giving them our high est recommendation, to the priblic, and Invite inspection.

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WwiOhw

YlourU tbl:. OoraVbteki Oats terMy^nr-rTa^-7rnr

Cw^e»'ih'r"''","T*"r"Trvrnr.Tsnailta T«»_„ fehl

Mapft 8«*ar jUapU MohiMHttllbni

10-40s..'. (New York CotttrW..... 102 mifaWiK))X

Cleveland & Pittsbureh J071 Chicago & N.'AV.. do

WHEAT—Quiet and unchanged at 110a 12 for red andl 25ftl 30 (or wttit*.^ OATS—In fair demand and |ncha9g»4-£ No at 57.Ho '1 white at 62. C0BN—In good demand1 at 'Jfia90 on the spot and 93 to arrive r-w »..»I i«.

PRESBYTERIAN ASSEitBLY. PHILADELPHIA, May 19.—The General Assembly of the united Presbyterian Church is in Session Rev. Dr. Jacobs, prefiidifie. iiitiii $ .h-

I'-

EYE—Firm at 95a98. BARLBY—Unchanged. COTTON—Plrmer and Kcbigher at f*t. middling. in--

TOBACCO—In good demand, at full,prices sales 260 hogsheads at 5 25a21, and Ceases, eC, Ohio seed leaf seld at 6al© 26". .WHIflKY—Dull sales at 06al closing dull,at 1 06 and more sellers than bi^rers..,

MfiSS POKK—At30 00 andaull no ss&k, LARD—Dnll, can1 be'booght at dei.iga a 4 1 I .BULK MEATSrj-A-g9^d

LINSEBD OIE-'fifm at I 05«il Oft4

ssi

[J. Ul,'SjjlTH, Chemical Dye 1#

Second street, between Main shrine the Stewart House.

.axao

5XIT mrnr

nri

WMt-^Seait«rraiieaii^....., •'.t AI*6»*a....^... i-JEE JIIHT1]*]

id' 1

Erie, jfeferre(l.?.fini..V.ii*'!Q0.,•?'.I^.f.r Harlom Reading Michigan Central:...'.'.'.....' Lako Shore.i U.:C' Itlinois Centrskl_kj.—.r..

K*33

Jl4tf

Uli

^(•714107^ JDTjj

96j

:ock Island UiiilfliJi t. Wayne & Chicago 94 •Terro-HautoiE Alton..'... 36 •do preferred.. Chici

W W-

hicago & Alton......4.. 11^ 11^4

le. Co. Cin- A nd.Jt: Cincinnati... ..J...... }*.-. 0. & M. certf. 38^ »JBfc 88k W. U. Triegrafch '33S Wi 32% Gold. u....:,.......

114% 1W* 11*21 \\4A

American fizpress Co.^ Adams Express Co Jnited States Exp. Co

ii •»T5

CINCPjSAfl MAK1LET.

By Xelegra«hJ CWCIKSAM. M4y 19^ FLOUR—In moderate demandjanflsteady:snperfiae at 4 50ai 70, extra, at 4 8Qa6 00 and. family at 5 10*5 40:

nl'

LARD OIL—Dulrat 1 20al 25 £or extnsJiK IM-2 PETROLEUM—26a28 f?r reflned^j GROCERIES—Unchanged. Q0LD-1MJ4 buying.

.19 «00ki

«(BWTO«KMAJWK1M-.

By Telegraph.] -—-Niw Tonr. May 19. COTTON—^irm satoaof •l,6i»bald»«e ttH for middling uplands.

FLOUR—Receipts 23,528 heavy and 5al0f lower: 5.700 bbl?Ht TT50a5 80_ for. !ui)erline State ani western 4 9DsS Ti ftr liitwStiit^ and western, 5 30a5 SO for good to^ehqioe do, 5 00*6 00 for extta Ohio. 40a5 65 forwhy* wheat' extra, 528a5 85'Tor extra Sr!Tj6uie.

KYEFLOUK—8teady isi^es ef 900 bartels at* Ma5^ J. uv .t ,v sSv£«» 9'Jl! WHI8KY-k-Lower?as«fero^28) iaSrels at

WHEA^l^cSpto bushels jrregular' and unsettled, Closed l^c lower gales ofbl.OOQ, bushels at H4at 31^ for Ko 2 string, closing at 1 19al 20 for No 2. JditwaokieTili^l Sa for winter red and awher westoKB-.i primewinter fed Canada \B bgnl.-.J white Michigan.

RYE—Dull saieaotiO.OdO bushels'westetu •'jjyfeSfe^SSet.-

CORN- Receipt»L24,200bushel?

la3t lower sales of 39,000 bushels at 1 04a 1 10 fo yellow afloat.

sales ef 95.000 bnshels at in store anif afloat: 68a70

RICB—Steidy1. salts n#^aTi4.

PlanSjSpeeifications, Superintendaoce, and «tail Drawings furnished for every desenp Detail tion of Buildings.

OPTICS—Northeast corner of Wabash Sixth Streets, *d story. l«imaff Bloek.

COAL-•l-t"

it 11.* i-

Coal and Wood.

STiWtttt—°—WM UftlCK

fla^n^wraMdsfpartnershipuniierthe name of Stunkard A Barrick,

for

Goal atwholesale ani ret for the fall and wintertrade. Office at No. ^5 %inUa House, Tern Haute, Ind*

All ordnas JGW.CMI fiUed prempUy. A share ofthe public patrena«e is reepectfully aousited.

548

PETROLEUM-Quiet at 15al!%c for mulq ^wer "lOtf tbls at"ft for mesa, 82 00^28 60'foi^priifao and'ai'OOnUfrJu ferjarime Die set alao2i,vSJ barrels mels setter, fprMay, June and July atZ 50, i,

BEBF—Steady 400'bsy-ols at HtilS (fl for new plain mess^ lCalSyj for ne^rcxtra-ine*%. BEBF HAMS—Quiet 80.barrels*^ 2He33 ^°T1KR0K pivtJF—tirm but quiet at ^a^djfipr prime mess :0 for fiwlia taess^,'

CUT MBATS-^Rteady wdes!260i.aokai 12alg?4

for

shoulders lUalJ foi buns,, 1

MIDDI/RS— Quiet and firm. LARD—Heafy and InWcr ticvtes' all loalfi!^ for steam and. 16J4, for keHle. »en-j dered also 7i0 tierces uri^e «tfla*a (or Wa}\ June and July atl6al©i.

BUTTER—Dull and haavyat 10hJ9f6rUlno.1 CHEESE—Quiet at «a»)4. "H I i^.l

NEW. YORK IRY G(tO»«i By Telegraph.] NfW Yop*. May 1. Market continues very %aiethttt prices 4re* nevertheless well riaintajnedi be»t htav^"1 Brown sheetings MJialn, Southern ao l4al4ii apart fl-owIaaretD which are held at W Newt York

Mills .bleached muslins at.JVa^aut^p.

J21ivAm9ll^

pnnts 9, Pacific

iT NBW TOEK MOKE* 11ARME1V By Telegraph.] I*l!w Yomiu May

and

MONEY—Easy at 4aS on call *. '. 8TERL1NO-Active at «%u9% GOLD—Steady opened at mi and closed

STOP

is&insssrQaf,

I inaAe frtna extrac^spips^y^'

•ttikT

the sale of Coal

MW1

Wr" andC

«v whi

8odConsiUDpti«r. It9 bSrsWM'fJ.S'iBS

,lel Is a guaran

try—always' ase it—cere their colds, and avoid Consmaption aadan eariv araeei Ora, ste'. sS.

For sale by all ittaggistsfa Terr^fc A ':|JI

r.*

ax^aiiniamii mi

«tl

,*1V

KK^flL l^MUR. fiaii

1130

.BxValccrayla^r ^.SDhe foHowiac UbI* wUt'si*^ pricesofcokL,€tonaniantMbta»W^^atifwjyu L-'-r and otbertahampin Now t^oMrv ^u|npaced witli tb« thrwpr4*ediiiff d«y»': ',

MOB. TM: Wbh Tbn^

6 »er ets. 1881.:....LiW._..'W7M'fJlte lW*i 5-20g. lat series, 18^2..,,1lag 5-208,series, 18C4..".,.. U1J 5-20a, 3d series,llZTJtl2f lU^ 6-2e*4thserios,t86S: ..i.

*f-4t

j&fratowtoe* o* fiiw 'fab

W*M KKADH MUM!

iitrtib'

For tkeparaoM af«1 -y

'l ).•

ldd Maiil Street,

i&ii'.Q O&EHA jkdtfst:.

CLIPT & WILLIAMS, 'UUtim CWCi .'li'Y Til '"It tio«^4on" Dealers in &

Slate, «4i

Felt and Cement Rooting, 1 Cftici^oEl&^tic' ,'stqtae Booflng, Jolm's Patent. UbwtM

Book Hiver Paper Go's BUildiitf

liding-eathe outside. Roofa aptptied im city ad coaatty a^d arranted. Call on ui lantng corner •ayt

fcMtfiT*.

I riii

ild! ui fljuti

•Jvij

.... ». i- .. ....

•inin bfi# -arr.s^ c-

.ilslrv-

idem*Bd.jat,1ia

iAi*'

for1'

ihoulders, 15 for sides jiiid fo* cleitr sides." 1. BACON—In fair demand at KW shanl njb 1

ragged and jacked. -j£, BUTTER—Vety dull and, priqesdecfinea to 20s25, Western'Reserve *an oe' txmrtt at 27a 28.

if'

«"BEA6iSS iLOOK,

jieq

»A hlsd

97 He

rot}

tfeo low

Sot

10 for new mixed westefn: 1 lOJ^ai 11)4 sllow do, 1 13a0 15 for old mixed we«l loat. OA^TS—Receipts fl0»620i: bushela ..-op«»«d heavy and close wore active and firia with ?a6G.for'we«tc,rri ,fb ttrti'Shltfe,'

{(ft

§AY—Steady.

'.t ..

Firm*1

jatfM

mJol

r*?-

of TJrea,

Jn^:. a» & ^'i6 tut

tfATOBMY.MAFR

jorw-v.-

•LOW KU

.3rlr

TPfcart aay goo&riow in

rhWm arket, or to ba

hraaohtMrvtMaMasoa. ()«r •terk, tbniucb S S

Assortment

'S fcl' ...

,1 Ji.it -6f pattvrns «if all the 1 tiiiub t'ST

.sMife

-boiist

iloii &»S

nam orfi iouxcfc 'lis AS t'in AW

Kyce's "Buckeye $4ore.w ram taiKjOt'Vfl

ioo rfi a*M saw

.all:--.,

.A»*f

», 1 vi f*^ ttt 11.

WOEK DONE AT 'jaiosMMfil

'-i

,, .Will fii

ITawTorkFricisi

•i it li Ii

r«is» teu.-int, r?.fe'ii*

rf 4!»j

hes/y and

aaki i*w- mtat axi: ,i«

rJT !!Uf4

-in:

8U »aR—Qniet galiii' fO0 B8tfi 'ff $%*¥&& and Porto Rieb. at lu.i anrf-Wftboxes

*'Sf f««

A!h^pvr»tt6iu W&rntiLtod,

St. National Block, Terre Kaute. Ind. HR.s«ID« HOT.—Cortnc nftk and Swaa streets mMdtf

COMHMCIIOIAL COLLEGE

!S'.^®RTin'HAUTI:: I ,.^1 'lb WiW M.«*« -r-.t it

f»mMi

&1"*4

1J wlcWtftrof Fifth'tt'ifMkin Streets ,j H* talintJ ifil !'A(fer«lefacilities equal to any Business Coilsge ,H In ae West for

tSRRliJlAlll'E, INDIANA, ... jtf-:,

Jj- ».J J, A tt^uetion'in Hookr.. t&epiug, Penmanship, ~msi w**ut

Arithmetic^

And a}l other deaartnteats ef AceoaatantaUp, Students eaji enter attany tiae. Kaeh stu deijt receives jwfrate ^MtraeUau. OoUage Joarnal, with fSU tafonaMion aa to the- coarse of instructions, qualifiaations f»r entering, neoessary expenses, Ac. will he forwarded to any add^e^b^ to

ATTOAMKYS I

JOSH F. BAIIS, tt CRT1FT,

OSAKMOBirrT.

ATTOHOTETB AT laAW, Omca—No. t2Maln Stieet,ap stairs. .'1 '3^ 1 !.»V 1: •. TT"

^itmt*»

Altoruir frwi.wlwr «t Lav. OSee en Okie Mfc, aatt «a _In oftriaa aw »*rvi tene Maaie

lli®^

•ilBBJBBDta&CO.

afti-Wwe

co^dWnua s«ra«a4-haua

t.j tow JfMin Ut4 i'lit BROKAW

h~i

it.

fell line of

ftJlOKB {TNMMWKA8! a fjy-j 'ft "t i.' /V .-j

Merino Undershirts, ,&fM

Merino Undet^lilrts,

long

sjyeres.

White Drilling Drawers,

..:t i.,

White Linen Drawen,

T.' .- K-' ]. '.tJ

-ALSO -'i *'.T

(1 ?•.*- rt

Brown.Bleaohdd and Blue mixed

HAL^ HOSE!

warn-pm'Mimt

Makes

ait 'Swhmb »f- t-rf

In Super titmit, fhtp«r Fine,

ThnaH

dhr

14*-

Hid

*•••«5 I

a. A I

WEiROSSETER,

JJI',1 •"liiiilO'i "ll fi

jrl -fv

(?Vlv

'4*W

ana

:im* ir'***-

Heavy

KnitK all purchased recently and offered

tills

"i-

SlVEMY CHEAP!

slwS*

WarrerC Hoberg' & Co.,

sucuesgofts

$ A-taai

*Jtt

»tl

... rstfiia id ii-isk^hs,^€'mAi

ED9ALL A OO.

ks ai .w-,:. --Is

lifts itffiKiq I!J

tew ni 3sr«baiai14*

FAMILY 6ROCKRIU.

DAK MFLLER,

ti3

Wholaeale aaA JUtaU Dealer la

^iss»p&isr-i

^0«i SO-§

Cermee wit Unit,^iw lart^

ay Mr. MUler, «t« semiHw te au patraaiae Iia, food aceommodatieaj at reaHylll limn, •r lari I* tin Meal.6av. Weak ar alMwtf DAHJimJHU

JACOB B. fOOBHm, laitta ta

FAMILY^ GROCERIES

AND CGtflTOY PROPUCE,

OUo St., Wt. fosrtk A FMk* kaa4 .a Ml sapplg M|»

novm, ff

Aa4agsawsl ••lam el

tlailfOtooariaiaad rmWoai. Will kaaaeeaataally oa hand a Ml nwl| of Vegetables of all Binds. Me ha» la eeaaeetioa with the above

A FME8H MBA MAMKMT,

Supplied with all klads rflhik Heat.

aour orders aad ^y will be |Hed and tivered MOB

COU1TTBV PBOMJOS. luaen wiM do well to call Veibre selling

C. VOORNKII.

aagUdtf.

%. ti

JAM. K. TCBMB,

nim.

iszs

V. 0. MXTIN

a^TU&NES A BUVTIM, ?Wholeeale 'aM Retail

Tvi !.: RARTflOLOMBW, atia««o»AabiaaBAaicai. ID E N I (-'BoeeissA' to Dr. ID. M. WELD, No. 157 M^s

AM loads of

Fainilt Qrocmos.

T*rr.

-. —r—

We are now opening a general ito.k ef aaiite Oroeeriec, eaabrannK every article usually

esteu«eli*eets,an reeaeet onr 1 the fubllete givens acaAandex-

aaiae ear Stock and Prices. All klads °t

friends aad

COUNTRY PRODUCE Bought at the market price. Give as a call.— No trouble to show goods.

FLOUR AND FEED.

^e have alsio oyeaed afloaraad Feed Store,

Xyoacan

at all times get the beet off emi-

nr.llar, Oats, Srafe. Ac. All goods de-

Corner 7th aad Main Street.

Verre Haute. Oct.«, 1809. dtf

UNDERTAKE**.

A -t'

I A A A

UNDERTAKER,

OIUMN MUUIM.

JOMIA0I

reeettiajryjMB^

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