Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 May 1870 — Page 1

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'Wottmtt, MMM ',1 woolen fiectory.

fluted over the

water works question.

THE Grand Lodge F.. & A. M. *b8&» at Indianapolis tbia morning. 7- A' 1 %os. HKXKTH. LAKE started, yesterday,

a trip to the Pacific coast.

Ts*. gQ{N»nt Court nut ye*«rday. The "docket will be eallod to-morro*.

NntBUCM are complained of as a great nuisance in the grocery' atore» of Lafayette mi

Tn Odd Follows of Owea county will hold a grand picnic, near Spencer, on the 2 6

An immense amount of walnut lumber

stacked

ment.

Workington, awaiting ship

THE Good Templars of Dariws county are getting up a big temperance demon

stration.

LAXJBA KatW will be at thp Indianapolis Academy of Mosleon the 2d and 3d of June.

Tns Holman Opera Troupe give "The Qrand Dochesse" at the Indianapolis Acaddby this evening.

THI Editors and Publishers' Union, of this State, meets in Indianapolis on Friday next, the 87th iw*{t»p jit llilij

THE ninth proximo la the day ap-:-pointed for the Woman's Suffrage Con--Tention'at the 8Ut« Capitol.

THE Lafayette editors are calling each other pet names. "Unmitigated liar"

'"l"'H f«r r\r* Tuintia' a grandmotkeT In Whitley county who is only thirty-five years old.

A tough story, bqt true.

JUDGE AKDY

JUlfll.

at the Fifteenth Amendment jubilee in Princetop on the 86th.

BISHOP TAIJ#OT confirmed a class of 34 at §t. Paul's Cathedral, tndianapolin, till Sunday evening.

JI.iB.vax BATES, Esq., L»dianapoli», proposes to erect an elegent and substantial business block thin

GOVERNOR BAKKB has called a meetiqg of the Board of Trustee# of Purdue University at Lafayette to-morrow.

FIVE years in the penitentiary is What B. Elliott gets for robbing Q. W. Hoover of $260, at Evansville last week. ,|

-0EO.C. ftldw*® has retired from the Udianapolis Saturday Bvtning Mirror. B. R. SulgTove is to write for that paper.

FLATTERING reports of crops come to us in all our State exchanges. The croakers will be "Hanked" again, this year.

|BTTE

Harvard Nine, of Harvard:College

are Expected to visit Indianapolis and play a game with a picked nine of that city.

LL'THKB ELLIS, late of Ohio county, in this State, has just entered the Vermont State prison for ten years, on account of

buglary. frY jfiTQ III I

Ox Saturday evening a ytmng German named Joseph Speice was drowned in White River, a half mile below Underbill's Mills, in Marion county.

HENBY ANDERSON, a single man about twenty-five years of age, was drowned while bathing in the St. Joseph river, near Fort Wayne, on Sunday evening.

SUIT has been commenced in the present term of Greene county Common Please Court against about forty-five citizens of that county, for their subscription to the I. A V. Railroad 1

Mn. CHAS. WILLIAMS, a steamboat e'erk, had a leg broken and wU» otherwise very severely injured by the upsetting of a carriage at the New Albany fair grounds laa^ Friday.

MR. DANTKL L. PAJME,

old. journal

ist, is to succeed Jdr. Poond as news Editor of the Evening Naa. It is understood that Mr. Pound Is to go to Dacota as Secretary to the Governor of tfie Territory.—Imd. Journal.

THE Worth ington Time* states that the. paint atine four milts "north of thht piaee is now being opened by a gentleman from Ohio. A sample has been ground in oil, and it makes a beautiful red paint.

THK Evansville Courier, Democratic^ «nm out in favor of the repeal of the income tat, thus potting ifaelfitf opposition to the leading organs and statesmen of itf party^ & O

AVMXJ—*» Pukoo county, whaled her husband in front of the Court House, the other day. The poor vfttfm submitted to the chastisement with that degree of meekness only acquired by long usage.

TNS N»» Kitwiyrt iiiinf coiaplaias that the street railroad, in that city, "is "getting to be a general nuisance and the vexatious jolting to which passengers are subjected forcibly reminds one of the days of thorough brace ceaWhtd and swamp corduroys."

NINETEENTH YEAR.

Two.little eona of Joseph Cutter, aged respectively ten and eleven' years* were drowned while bathing in asmall pond near their father's residence, in lake county, last Thursday.

Miss ELLA YOLTZ, a Sfhool-teacher, in Bartholomew county, rescneda l^d from drowning one day last IF eels tHie boy had sunk for the last time, when Miss Voltz, who was passing the spot, swam to his rescue, dove to the bottom, and brought him to land.

THE editor of llie Mufee

SOME Evansville draymen have pleasant habit of putting their drays in the way of the horses that draw the steam fire engines in that citv. A collision oc

curred,

PRESIDENT BOWMAN, of Asbury University, has assumed the pastorate of Meridian Street Church, Indianapolis, recently vacated by the Rev. C. N. Sims. It is hinted that the latter gentleman was transferred to Baltimore at the suggestion of a Bishop's daughter who has a fastidious ear. At all events the Baltimortens have secured-a prize, for Mr. Sims is a very exceptionally eloquent and able preacher.

FROM the Sentinel we learn that Professor Cox, State Geologist, has started on his summer campaign. He proposes to examine all the counties in the coal measure south of the Indinapolis and Terre TTo.itP. Railroad. He will be engaged in these'researches all summer, but jfrill visit Indianapolis twice eacli month for the purpose of letting the world know what has been done. He will be assisted by Dr. Levette, of Indianapolis, DrHaymond, of Franklin country, and T)r. John Cnllett, of Vermillion county.

By Telegraph.

MEMPHIS,

METHODIST CONFKRKNI'K.

MEMPHIS, May 2:i.—General Confer

ence

of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, seventeenth day. Bishop Doggett, President.

The Committee on Sunday Schools made an elaborate report, providing tor a general secretary of Sunday schools, to be selected by general conference, who shall report to the general secretary in order to render a more efficient and uniform system. After lengthy discussion the report was adopted.

The Committee on Missions reported in favor of consolidation of foreign and domestic boards into one board, to lie componed of bishops and delegates of each conference. This portion of the report was adopted, and the remainder laid over for the order of the day, the veto power of bishops, which was discussed until the hour of adjournment.

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Mess. RUTH BONDY, 'a ^maidenlady residing in Marshall county, was instant* ly killed, last Friday, by falling down the cellar stair*. Her head Htruck an old kettle, a leg of which penetrated skull.

the other day, whereby a noble

animal was cruelly injured and probably

ruined.

HERBET LANSING, a hitherto poor farmer, residing in Steuben cbimty, has just come into possession of

THE

BOBIKBOW will orate

$17r,000,

POFULAX

the death of an uncle in Wales. Is it probable that Mr. Lansing's grief can be excessive over the demise of his relative? There is a wonderful consolatory ii$uen^e in $175,00.

THE telegraph neen, printers and proofreaders, at Indianapolis and other points, mangle the Associated Press dispatches from this city almost beyond recognitionEven the names of celebrated horses, such is Rolla GolEdnst, are cut in pieces, frhito the names of -the horse jnfh fare still worse. "Think of calling-Mr. Foutfl, "Fountl," or Mr. Bissel, "Russell"!

lndianapolis Journal learns that a

band of thieves, ten in number, made a descent upon Laport, last. week, and relieved various citizen's of that town of sums ranging from $10 up to $150. Numerous other robberies weye rjotted.— three of the supposed gentry were arrested, but released from lack of evidence and took a bee line for Michigan CUjir on foot.

1AM FBASRTSM

RIOT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mav 23.—During a riot yesterday among Chinamen the Joss House Was" destroyed. Pistols, knivW and iron bars were used and a number wounded. The police dispersed them.

RESIGNED.

Samuel J. Bridge, United States Appraiser has resigned. He had served twenty years.

TREASURE SHIPMENTS

to Kw York, overlaid, last week $150,000, coin light CR0P^

Rains and cool winds, crops era counties improved.

WHEEMH«.

WHEELING, W. VA^ 23.—A fire M°kei Out in the kiln of Kinghorn's maK ums# about one o'clock this morning, partially destroying the building and a large quantity of malt stored therein. Less from $2,500 to -FS.000, folly insured. The building was owned by the Messrs. Rei(L whose liqnor: establishment was destroyed one week ago, supposed to*be the WQrk eff an incendiary.

BtrrRAOE.

VIENNA, May 23L—The Austrian ernment I inlhte ii.-iu'iii'i

Jan^ro state been vince of

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from

cotton now 'shi goes by way t^e Sw* Mnall piSon^f

Times is

slightly "sold." He accepts our illustratration of Whittlesey's style as the genuine Whittlesey article, and replies- to it accordingly, in twenty-nine paragraphs of one word each, which is 'Tat" for the

printer. 5

confirm previous Motti Uiat4ieti. JT'un has a direct nadenrtanaing witn Gen. Sal danhua, thereby Iberian,Iriilon Is tp4 he established. L"*"

SPANiaH

HOnRORS

IN Ctreik?.'

MADRiD, May 23.—^ProceedikigB lite constituent Cortes on SatUEday Wcre^uWe interesting. .One of the deputies questioned "Ministers as to the truth ed concert of action on the par Britaih and the Unifed Bfafes

mitigation o( Spanish horrors in Cuba. Senor Moret, Minister for the Colonies, replied. He said while such rranors had been extensively published, the government wa& without official information on the subjept. -While the matter was before tlie deputies, he desired txryemind them that De Rodis, Captain Gfojersd-of Cnba, had| repeatedly invited Ameriiban coin* mLssionera to visit Cuba to„examine into these allkce^cruelties and^e themselves liow Utteny iklsethese stoma *exe.f hupiqa IH

VIENA, MaJ_ 23.—Imperal Agrees have just been issQed for usoQ|tion of the najtiopfl ReichsMrthrJ ai^ ajp jof the I)iei Empirehave.alsi decline rath,th dtrectp] pj-ovin

vanous

Count D*

the recent at home aif Volunti_ Paraguay?

The province Argentine -Republi against the national gove

EW ORK,

place. 1. ..'v -H. i'i tl' A REFORMER OPENS A CHD^t®.

Rev. Charles B^Sto^tlMi orieiWa of his own j^aouc morning, 'the about one hu: ,_ i^sJotwiir^iSiStly si^pressed cheers. Smythe in the course of his sermon threw

bind me, no strait jacket ftramps me, I have nothing, belovejl^ftiehda, tojfceveht me from going forward.' He claimed to be'a reformer like Wesley and -Whitfield.

SUNDAY A!HtJ8EJttHT

Patrick Murphy,-orHamllton Avenue, Brooklyn, qn Sunday art it his wifeV head open with aihfttcheU Jhi-wSnift 4s not dead, but sinking.

wiifl given Iftst(JwlSBuvatholic priest*-in favor of State aid to sectarian schools/-

E%rANGELICAL iiJ&A^fc®.

A meeting Was held at'B^Oolflyn Tabernacle church Sundaj^inthe ir*"1 the Evangelical were delivered by Kldridge and Rev. Dr. Thompson.

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h«e bodies l^th^Pietfl"

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RET URit»a£ TROOPS FJ L0ND0^May4^t3.—A Rio Janeiro, jrrflWd Satul dktes of tligPqp of May.

CwAY

ir froin ringing

Brazilian comnlvider layan war, had^arriv et a splendid reception, werealfo

returning from

v-p an.

HICKSITE VEABLY

2 3 meeting

of the Hicksite Quakers began at the severaLFriead^wf^ifciiP^4nai*My and Brooklyn yesterday) the first day's sessions only for worship .and business

Dr.

A BULLY VESSEL.

A haval architedtfchiiefl DiiAkin (JafwA to.have constructed a new style of vessel impervious to rams, shell or shot.

RAILROAD PROJECT.

Surveying parties are busily ei laying off" the route of the proi tional Railtoadfrom PhiladelYork, in oppdsitiontra Ifce Aniboy.

aged Na-

CONTINENTAL ARMIES.

A Berlin letter gives the following ^figures of tHe chief' cohtinentil arrtues Austria, peace establishment 2/8,480, war strength 838,800, available on actual outbreak of hostilities 300,000. Prussia, peace establishment 726,000, war strength 1, 2CG,000, available on actual outbreak of hostilities 300,000, for operations on the western frontier., Italy, peace establishment a 173,00#, field army 42&/W0, war strength 620 000, available on actual out-

war strength 1,350,000, available on actnal outbreak of hostilities870,000. North Germany, peace establishment 215,526, field amy

availableaiw'tual o«P?of-f*l*£jHifgj 546^06. ifkllilh' fir Wmij^T^pt-l^ mo army 17,496, war strength 184,400, available on actual outbreak of hytil&ga 107,000.

A CABLE DISPATCH

heartilv congratulated Napoleon en the result of plemsettqm that Duke de Gammont has positively iostrocted the Roman Minister to jabe|aii, ftptt with oflScersofwe £c»«en_ and practicejib|et9t|t MRft'iVWAnRt Iwhseb en'ce to any action of the French Govern- on ment townwh the riff, llw H1 spired thnt t" eculion W for

It is thought wil! grow oui

-r--- BO»I«9 IWm MiLwirK**, |'La Crosse, Wis- two .. bodies were found below ^aty t^b m. One woman and ohe mu to be victims of the .late War aster. They have not yet bee«

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fiVttlX ,ir. ir- i-'io Mr. Williams reported irtth amenff-' ments a bill granting to the Atchison, Topekaand &nta Feb. Railroad Company, acoptinued right of way to Alwiquerque, and ten .sections of land per mile on each side.

IMASHO»TQ)S, il*i* »5«.

Mr. Pomeroy reported a ^flbstitute for the bill to "aid construction of the Kjew Orleans and North Eastern Railroad, and graujts right of way aild ten alternate sections per mile on each side of a line from York or Meridian, Miss., to New Orleans.

Mr. Cameron reported a joint resolution to furniBh medals to Pennsylvania and Massachusetts solditrs whp wfehe first to acrive ia Washington in April, 1^61. 1

Mr. Thayer offered resolutions calling upon the Secretary'of the Interior ..for in-' formation relating to the St. Joseph railroad of Wisconsin, and also in regard to the report of commissioners sent out to report upon the final completion of thft Pacific railroad adopted.

Thfe Itegislatii^cJ OT^utive and judicial appropriation bill was proceeded with. Au amendment by Mr. Corbeft tha|

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A committee of conference was xippyint,ed as follows on the liill to enforce tlie 15th amendment: Messrs. Stewart, Edmunds and Stockton.- On army lull,

Messrs. Wilson, Morton and Abbot* nousk. Bills'we^ introduced and referred, "to detect and pnnish.election frauds to redoioe rates of dpty On foreign imports and abolish specific aa'd compound .duties to Meare to citisens of the United States 1 navigation of the St/ Lawrence river for ,re^ef of pilots of the tJiitied States stjiiad1 ron and surviving families authorizing survey of the mouth of Rofeky rive* for improvenjento^^^pjp^igat^nof Cumberlana river. ,T

Resolutions were* offered, by Mr^ Bennett, directing the Secretary-of the Treaf ury to cause inquiry as tb extent and state of trade between .the United States and British North .American provinces -rejected.*-. «J8y Mr. TAH^n jr^citiog that the (Maent contract- for publishing the. debates of Cbngress expire# on the 4th of Mtirch,* and in8tractpg the Committee, on' Prjnt-4 ins fco inauire as t6 the expediency of fu^thw^pro^ding for publishing th4 debates, and repori.a4lan t^at Willbes( subserve the inte«nts-of the- government adopted.

By Mr. Wood, instructing the Commitpc 0^1 appropriations to report an apf propciation^o reimburse the city of New York for outfit of troopS for the Generalr *Q0Verninent yi,1801,'^mounting to near-1 ly one qaillioB- dellars.

The Httusfe rtfosed to "second the preyfljjiji qiiejiGoh. 'a^ the resolution went 'over." ''r'"'. ,. "By Mr. Mayham, instructing: th? Judif ,ciaty Com(mittee to report back Mr. Cox's $31.for the eight hour law^n government we

Tlie Hoitsb reittftfed-to second the previiInti

ous^aestioni 24 to 90, and the resolution went over. By Mr. Reeves, calling on the Post* master General for information as to the practicability of transmitting mail niatter by means of pneumatic tubes. The House refused to second the previous question, and flie resolution Went oveif.

Mr. Churchill introduced b®U to except vessels engaged in internal and coastwise navigation and fisheries from pay ment^ tonnage duties passed.

Mr. Griswold offered a resolution for appointment of a* cbmmittee of three to ascertain and report, who are the present owners and interested in the .franchise Of •the Northern Pacific railroad company: r^ecfM yeas 84, hays 87.,

The Senate Joint resolution to provide for appointment Of an examiner of claims tot thc.State'Department, and additional clerks, was., amended by reducing appropriation fVom $13^000 to $7^500. and pass-

TbeSenateivaaendmentto-the bill to, enforce the rights of citizefts of the' Upited'Statips lo vote in the several States was non»concurred in, and a committee of cohference asked, and Messrs. Bingham, Davis, of New York, and Kerr appointed a committee."

Mr.fInger.ioll moved suspend the rules to take from the Speaker's table the bill for the air line railroad between Washington'and New York rejected, vers 100, nays 71, less than a two-thirds majority.

Mr. Hale, from the Election Committee, inside a. report in the Ohio contested case of, Eggleston against Strader that Strader the sitting member, is entitled to, a seat, and would call it up lor action next Monday.

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Mr. McCrary Inftile Fepoit in the Kentucky contested 'eWaon case of Barnes against Adams that Adams the sitting member, is entitled to a seat, and j, would call it nn at an early day. nMfaiNcglfivy tion dona^maEdlt copdemnedauuion for a soldiers%wn3mfem l^Alnpgherfy, near*! Pittsburgi Passed.

Mr. Jidd?m4vedto sdsptnd# tlfe" rtiles

-CiNfijftfATi,

male clerks, counters and copyists in the" ^idf&XtMtV^wuhld f^l fn a. minopfible departments shall be paid thesame j»nd and t^ml^'to rivet, th^ of more than females performing the same1 Tretapd rather than weaken them-

duties was rejected, yeas 0, nays 39. The tending amendment of Mr. Triimbull placing females in the matteq of compensation on the same footing males, was modified upon suggestion, of Mr-Morrill, of Maine, by adding to it a' provision1 authorizing heads of Departments'to appoint'females as clerks in any of the classes of clerkships in the departments, and tidopted, 29 ro 11.

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ntouraB^ ffnoflTsUgars, aria on salt, 33} per cent. on coffee and tea, 20 ^r"(feftt oh' ply and scrsp.iroii per cent. Rejected—yeas, 102 nays, 80 less than two-thirds voting in the affirmative.

Mr. Dickcv* from tta €opijnittee on

•""jsrsfes** Th»«n

the International Society^of the

State. |br the pcotectiop pfimmi1.^ u. Mr. bill fo

g^auon

NeW-YtA-k, mtrddnc^d a tHe provisions of the act the light of natwwdintlOBrt

enlist tin army

wboenlistedor ma, or mariiie corps.. I Ihe House then went IntO C^nmUee and diploof the Whol^'Mi the consulw ^tic fill: debate og the amenAaent forfa Minfctea jnesident at Kome being limittptenmmutes. "J

Paw*s lyul /eiiA a iettec from tif the Knew iNothing party,

«nd exlraoisfrom sp^detiret** bf

to prov

Mr. Brooks ^r/'whereupoii Sfr. Dawes ^withdraw aU4w said amidst the hnighter of the House.

tilled' MrJBarits'1 iediaifiMrKRosoe

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The general Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America did not accomplish much tmlay.« Kerens of an hour was taken in the .forenoon to enable the Boards of Home and Foreign Missions to meet and finish fgjports. .An eflbrt was made to get a reconsideration of the ote on the report of the committee 011 the Signs of the-Times, in" order to secure a modification of th&ciniise touching the action of agister Church on the marriage question. It was argued by *mie that this would be construed into a reflection upon the action of the Uitited 'Pr'esbyierian Churchs A motion to' reconsideriwas lost.

Dr. McMasters called up^ the rebprt of ,ihe comihittee on llnion. with the United Presbyterian Church. The remainder ofthe afternoon was consmftedio theJisTossion ot the preliminary questions, so wq^hdtreiued.

t'o»ifi6i put on speaki probably be transpied

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aS a plaoe'for a Minister resident, wa* rejected wkhout ditntion. .- Mr. Odtoie tooted to striki obt 'the minion to Greece rejected. iMr.HiUmu moved to eomlebe the •Mew-to, Briimrk and Sw«3eh re

The paragraph for a Minister resident at the Argertiite RepObKcWls amended

also to Paraguay. The,parammffh for oommiwiouers' to Hsyti and Liberia was amended by the words "Minister -resident" for

Mi»y 23.—It is rumored

that a Iiaity of about fifty Fenians will kswe *t»Lsi,city to-night for Rouse's Point, joi» Genepib O'Niefl. At a metsttni^atjhc Fenian ^mtqryjnst night made to jraise funds, but

rivi weak

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

consumed. Nothm has yet though very sabure th)Uk 12 vot^M^ sele^ed^as the place

of the next .me^tlilg, to e^cur in' the fourth Ctiueoh, on.4ne third Wednesday in May, 187

were «msi4erabljlr damaged, i-

THE*WEATHER."

eJ^sese#kl^lays thfeL^ather-ttisT been for the season almost^inprecedentedly hotj At 1 o'clock to-day tfie tem|»era/rtre ^aBaj. 92#, to-nijjtht it is mudi/cooler

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ri-fc, aL EUROtABY

{j^'LooSB? May 28.—T^ie pawnbrokers Shop of BaiaieHt Speyer, Pirte street, between.3d & 4th sts., was burglarizfed between twelve o'clock Saturday night, and daylight yesterday motrting. Doors were wrenched offi badly tarn and about twelve thousand dollars worth of gold watches and chains, diamonds and jewelry carried oflL Four men named Billy-Tressler, gs, David Riley.and Geo.

't)aVc Cummfn Mulien,. l»set John Bishop, keepei ing Speyer's pawn shop

of a saloon adjoinas also arrested

Ipipio/f Of beidg co^^erncd in dii^rib-

a'n^giwWoiAan Raving tesnned to seeing various burglars tools in the saloon a few davs ago. Speyer offers one-third

FOUND DEAD.

•Conrad Horner, policeman, who was sunstruck some days since was found dead

atf-'i'U: .»*

DIED.

Mfs. Wifkerlin died yesterday from the effects of coal oil explosion. ,.*4

After three intensely hot days, the mercury ranging,, from 92 to 90 degrees, a violent" thnHdrfryAbi?ri phss^fT over the city this morning.

GOOD TEMPI.AR?.

The Right Worthy (5rand Lodge of North America, Independent Order of Good Tepyjlapv .will .assemble here to. morrow. A large number of.dele--'—

The elegant reudenpe of ej-Senator Sanderson {fci{ Wfc«n*in.

$20^)00, insured 19,000. 'PERSOKAII. -'.o' Samuel Hawk, of the St. 'Nicholas Hotel, New York, aiidwiie, left here this morning for San Francisco with a party of friends.' While here Mr. Hawk was entertained with a ComplkBentary dinner at the Tremont Hoose.hr his old ChicagoAjep^. Ti 'iv- ?T SUICIDE.

The voungman who committed suicide at the Cltv fifotel yesterday, proves to ®e John M. 'Marqoardt, of I City. He —fi"* Ban ers. He seems to have_ had a wars fection for a yodng lady named n»

^filLYorkiSte,! Sitka,, which, was reciprocated, but nrf jrfllftillyJPJ8.* seems to haxe considered himself wn* attyMMGutr woith^of ter.

The yonng iaian who wasJoUnd dml onSatiirday morning near Hie Hebrew cemetery, with evidence about hioa of

harlmtcommitted saicjde,,proves E. Ti. Foster.beleosini in Buffalo, N. i., iandrason of W.O Kerter-.--

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MAY 24, 1#©.

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.f- JTK&RE KAUTE MARKET. TimHim.lhrA'1 Weol—UnwaA«l.„. J'*'* 20&*

v.reen

Calf.

'Oreen Kip...„.

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(commts-

sioujsr. At 3 o'clock the committee-rose,

,, iDamacedRi^ei $of ,1 flax 8«ed. Hay,.

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"half-past ftwo, t|iis afternoon. I#sil rftones fellMir'sotte- places one ?nch' in diameter A number of shade trees ^ere blown down, glass on the west side Of the

suffered from broken glas8, private.dwellings too sustained injuries of this character Conservatories and gardens in the sub-

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MESS PORjC—Nominil at 29 75&30

EOQ&-rl«4al& GROCERIES—Fair andjn L1NSBBV Wt—l Wat 07. Heavy, ra^n this afternoon felf ten degrees in one hour.

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FtMoe. wmahed...^— 4t

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VUSb ear. boih new

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Hidea-0reenBatchera.^-^-^-.~a..-J-

Green cured., :Or

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Floor 1 bbl.. 00®8 Corn bash

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Oate ..... j.U 5n®63»

Cora Meal tfill^LSS Batter 9 lb: 05040 XM W 4os... J............. Chickens. —5 069360, i-«|g

Maple Sntar lb ..j.t.ti 39 Maple Molasses gallon Itt,

Hams* lb

Shonlders...._w. Bacon Sides.....«-....-......—...J 3 0

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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET By Telegraph.] May24,18?oi The following t*M« will show the dona* prices of cohl^ OorenimeBtfecuritiea.railwijf and other shares, in New York, yesterday, compared with the three preceding days

Thu. Fri. Sat. ifon.

6 per cts, 1881 118 11S jlT'i? }17 5-aJs. lstaeries, 5-20s, 2d series, 5-20s,3d series. 5-20s, 4th series, lowi

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Erie, preferred Harlem JH

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5-ai)«. 6th series, 1868 114&]MK> lWfii.™

5-aW. SthSeries, 1807...... 1WJ4 114.'i

lo-tos^ io»X myt (New York Centrai I'H/g 101 Ifllvs 100^'

x.^lOa'A 1'

Illinois Central 1ft CleveUnd^IMitsburgh 107

preferred

land 1

Ft. Warne & Chicago

Terre-Jlaute A' preferred.. Chieaco & AIton ....'.u 114 (lo .prefomd.114' C. C. 4 Indiana Central Qls. Co. Cin.,AInd..j.k. I&d. A Oincinnati O. A^Leertf..........—. W. U. Telegraph.:: i. oira oa Gold....„TT^T...T. 114X 114k 111 AmerieKi

Kxpres#Co... 43' 43

OATS—Dull at5fia61 fR--Fair at%a98. COTTOm— Dull but uncliahgedttiidmiog

*TOBAC^^nchanged. WHISKY—Irregular sales 61d process nerafly asked 1 05.^ nil and prices drooping,

were made at 1 03, but at the close I paid amd holders generally asked 1 05. ^PROVISIONS

but holders are not disposed to .make ooneefsioas'to' any great extent.

Off. S

BULK MEATS—Nominally sboalders held at UJi, kill »ides »t i4»/ BACON—Easier shoulders l^^an for clear rib end clear'

HAMS--8ugar cured hams,B«TO8E~§teady'«38aS6

MEAL-Steady.

iCTr#

THE. CROPS."

CHICAGO, May 23.—Eefrefdwng showers occurred throughout many portions of the- Northwest yesterday and this morning. The effect upon crops is most satisfaotonv. The crpfi* in almost every direction lobk ftni and are foil two weeks ahead. "r''

NEW YORK .CATTLE MARKET. By Telegraph-]

saifeeULai ^,800, VUh 4,'iftir to-iTnV sales slow and prices drooping the decline is about J4c this afternoon, rangicg from jiVaC for a car of 71 pound tliin Ohio to i%c for 3 cars of 80 pounds, 7c for a car of 82 pounds, and

"!%c

'fnu

WHISKY—Unchanged 200 bbls 08.il 08*^

frWHEAT—Receipts

S &

^'88o

unchanged at£$£ 3?i_and sides,

NSw YOHK, May 2?.

CATTLBHFhtf inarkit opened with a total of 3,950 beevM for the. week, and for,to-day 85 cars at' Weehawken 82 at Hundredth street, and 60 at' CommuOipaw the market closes less firm with adeclino ofjjceiits and stock all selling

quality

averagod (rood, no very,

superior^ and only tops of .oue spiall lot went ahAve 17? nothing poor eSohRlf to sell below

4»

for a car of 86 pounds, Ohio lambs

ot 40 pounds sold at lie New Jersey's arc Worth 14al5c a lot of 48 pounds selling at 14c very few sheep go above 7}4\

HjIrareSed MfesBVt tUsFi'iPiAl ygygyVg^h a y« ftC tfcfeL

YORK. MARKET

By Telegraph.) New YORK. MSY^ COTTON—Dull and drooping: sale? of bales at 23s for middling upland-i.

FLOUR—BSceipts lpkTO3Bbl»: duliTind unchanged in pi-icfes R,300"l)nrrols at 4 ti0«4 Sin for superfine State and Western 4

43,000 bushels slightly

in buyers favor 49,000 bashels 1 lfi for good No. 1 Chicago, 1 2(Tchoice Kci. 2 Milwaunee 1 28al 29 winter red and anler western

™»1#. 1

Canadai BARLl10500bu at 94a» in bond.

bushels

request

LiEY—Quiet Canada fair t94afe

CORN—Receipts 2&.44C hut heavy and l»wer sales, of 31^000 bu. at 1 06al -12 for new mixed Western 1 112al 14 Western yellows

OATS—Dull and heavy. I A S ad

reiRft

—Firm

ETROLED

SUGAR—Steady, sales 1400 hhds at 5Ha

"^jFFEE-Un.'hanged. TURPENTINIi—Lower 39Ka40^_.„

1^1^

STEPCKJX-IJQHTLTTWLB,,^.^„

oulderfi

MBW YORK MONEY HAKKET. By

STERLING—Firm at9%a9%.

STERLING—j UOLD—Lo1 and closed^)

[G RATE!

CARRY cent to and lower.

HPW IW HW IIWPS BAIItf: By Telegrapha 1B AM llaAc-.,M*"

old Md

ne# st)M MiHll

ap:

nit

m»- Hm-M .irr-jJwii aiu

ESTABLISHED MAT 12,1861

SthivkvnrlMUnl-lIt FlntaT Ike 8—g—.—The Ladies of the Fin* Presbyterian Church, will give Straw-bep-y Festival, at Dowling Hall, on Tuead%y evening, 24th. inst, for the b—elt of the church.

This is the first Festival of the Everybody is personally invited to come and bring ^11 oC his friends. Cone foaityonnelves on the most hi does fruit that grows, and assist the chilrch ai the same time. ^'Doiihtlesat3od could h^ve made ft better berry thf" the Strawberry, bu^ he 1 1 i.

Call and seC, ROutll' side Ohio street, between Thirtl and Fourth:'

hbi

with' ten peV cent. Interest payable annually, Loans of *600 and upwards willibe consider ed. Pronpsitions can be submitted to V. B. llendrith, rrepident of the Board, over First National Bank, imtil Jtane 1st, 1870.

The SdkooLBoard being M»t*»ly out of debt, rrUh guBeieWt lunds .to me«t the eapensee of tho curfetit year, will enable us to meet the payments pre™p,ly as Ao|e s^c^^

^t£AR8HAL'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I will

15c ear 9 cwt Kentucky fat bulls Hn 14)4 many stall-fed .cattle arg ,yow C9ni

tt» mi

8.ar

1,0

21 fur

extra 5 25an 70 good choice do 4 0ait Ml tort extra Ohio: 5 25n8 50 for common to choice! St. Louis 5 35afi 2 for white wheat extra,J

^^^E^FliOlftt—U^ch^n^l| sn|c«[ of

TO" know that

f. PKTTiTJt- ro./

Have started a manufacturing establishment at 174 Wabash street, where ihey are making the

I K.

TiA)iii ular

Star Copper'Lightning Rod!

The handsomesti strongest, best formed Copjior Rod ever wade. Corae aad see fo^ottraelvcs. We put up rods in this city in the ihost perfect and worktoan-like manner, at prices th&tdefy coin petition. We have come to stay, and expect tp beoome one of the institutions of the city. We respectfully solicit, iw we hope to merit, the public patronage. 2 0 2

5.,II .'

'nil trt flW .oehi'^l ^V1 rt..j

.-i 'i.ll

nins

CHEESE—Dull at 7al64.

Jh rMVtf""* »-maM}

iH« its**

and PaeiM y-

Svewtt' light A

Aracasha ticks-141 Wttfrtt4.^.

jjUwdwodBj^j

HAMJk

ZjpJSAM IS|MIT^, a Attorniey and Couiwelor attaw OMee en QIM HiyhSA MttAsoa's. tSs sitrxfixf«niiBiu share of patronage, it is considered that a* a aacistrate I ,v« served tkU eommnnity twelve years.

Terre-Haute,JaanaryST, 1870.

4f {«X' #"8*18

*4 *?T. i»J

-J.Vo*n.

Noricit,

to 'ilqi' iii-'i.'

1 17

•nl BKAVEK

\Ve hare_ a cQmplete l'n

iS% 43

dams Szpreu Co.... ,.. ji 63 63V nited States Kxp. do. 46J4 ,f5}£, if/

CINCINNATI MARKET.

WY^ELEGRAPH.L 'CWCBHIATI. May23« FLOUR—Flour and Wheat unchanged. CORN—In good demand at 95a%. )a

V9-rn.

Vvi

Admission to tile Ilall, lo cent^ or,25 ceaten rouplei Children 10 cents. ,2t.

Frank Qrawfcri ha Missea cojored Boots—lis to 2sr-blue,

has a full line of i—lis to 2a—blu

green,, quier, purple and bronxe. tf

Now is Ike tine you need Summer X'mlerwear, and all in want will find our stock well assorted with good goods. Litle Thread and Gauze Merino Shirts, Linen and Drilling Drawers, in all *izes at Orover's,

S'cw Tailor Shop.—HENRY WISIQI lids ju^t opened a Tailor Shop on Ohio street, opposite ihe New Court House, where he is ready to make up clothes to order in lite best manner and at as low price as fan be done by anv tailpr Mthe cit^.-j»' ¥*$k I ,' Cuttjng promptly attended lo: ah«o, Ready Alade Clothirtg for sole at a very low figure. a

vt"

We hare a complete line of iheM ted Pure Mohafrs. Harper Basai noaaeed them, editorially, as

most I "*We

ofthese Celebra•aarhas an

the

editorialbr, as

the best

aad

blank

goods myortei

far

the

tost beautifal ifiel warranted givingtbem Or his i, to the public, aadlsSst tecomiMadatioB vite .inspection.

Tttell, MipUv A Demirnw, Comer Mala and Filth streets.

/, $40,000 WANTED. TWuadersigned Board of Trustees of

upon notes execute 'orsed by the City Ctmuvu iff P"»1'-"

48*006

?'.

and en-.

W*' II

W' three «oJ 'iMt aO |Wi

Pure

H. CrBOYLI,

rn23dtoiupeV

B. ALLEN. Trustees.

seH

public sale, at the public pound, in the city of Terre Haute, on Saturday, die 28th day of Mv, 1870, one black mare, blind in the right eye:'also a brown colt, supposed to be one year old, that sucks the game mare, to be sold tor running at large in the city, in violation

a city ordinance,unless the same is nrovenand ehafcres agiinst M^ame^iJ Worn that

m2t «v„ ««, City Marshal.

-.i

4 Si

W.E.ROSSETER,

4!»')

DENTIST!

iJ!U!hh frit Jjiw 5'-

-iiti® fan ft dfjfcAW

BEACH'S. BLOCK,

f-f'. 'L

ff-i .tw ii

l^ul-oaN-iwdAwn

l)VRB wrifcywll !'1^W

iitiiii! Aiiitint*'*'

Byre's .^Buckeye Store.

jnsflK. jijh1

TffOM DORK AT •faww *4"

23-

Dry Goods market steady, with only a lim-

dtf

«nr/t %rt'4 lhl

NewY^kPricw!

MRS

(tf

-t O^N'

-JSJ

AllOneratlois WitraiW,

ljrf"

*-,L

Slf-1 ill 1 J' "n

L. M. BARTHOLOMEW, SUSfiSOS AHirWlCTUSlCAL 3 E N 1 S Snwessor to' Dr. b.JMLWBLD, We. 1ST Main St.

National BfcekvTen* Bant*. U4.

RcsiocBoa—Ceraet Fifth aad Bwanstreetf* Imttdtf

SPH

WAXBsr.Bonsaa&co.

Oarnvr 4^iMid ItrMU. R-J. ti ,i

IUTI reotiYflid

full Hue of

..OflntleiaaDtf, i".. .-/

HUMMER UX1HBAWEAII! w'

Mtrim UaMrirto, ??«i s.i n*. 3.u .-iuhc

short slesv «a

long

sleeve*.

Merino Undershtrte,

White Dril&na Drawers,

White LiiMn Drawers,

—ALSO 44

Bro«n,BlMMltMlMd Blu* mixed

HALF HOSE!

14 %wmmm

19-dlm.

lleMt qullty l^etli M«nta at all kinds at ray stand corner Sixth and Ohio Street*—also-:fresb Ohio Pork Sausage em? day. Call and-see feryourself, dtf.

Super Stout, Super Fine, lAtle Thrtud mud Heavy Knit ait purchased re-

*tt--K Mi* -in

i- Ll .UA If

vebit:

id U,A fKWM.S .•1 'nil tiiuii

Warren, Hoberg A*"Co.,

%rrT-T-,,

«.

iv'i I

mi iioiliica oafifi ,1j9» tv Mabyi BPflATiTi dlbo. t. ,nru i-MKoem uob -J* «:1,1 t~vrxisl* mtmm Tm

JI5r ^§ds *A»irtv

'*$* fa'

the

Common Schools of the City of Terre Haute, for the purpose of erecting two nswScheol Houses to" relieve the crowded state of .our •schools, desire to negotiate a loan of #40,000 "(d Dy said Board

jjj,

JiK.fi d.W

»'torn mm. .l»l ifiltolRtS vsn

-i, ot1 iil

B.LTNS,

Wholesale and Retail dealer In

Captor Dlstlllcftl

Ken

,-1 "qy-'J" -grt For^ fttid Domettic Wines ami IAquor*, Wo.

7fl liilt., bat. Bd and 4tb

TKB^B-HAUTS. IKD. deelMwljr

IOOFINO.

CLIFT ft WILLIAMS, Agents and Dealers in "S" Booflng SUte, F«lt and Cement Roofing, Chicago Blutto SIMM Hoofing John's Patent IfbMtM Roofing, Book River Paper Co'a Building riniM, used ia oa the inside, and for on the,ontsUe.

THtNDER AND LIGHTNING!

ie of Plastering lag under

the

applied ia city and ty aad oeantry ana

warranted. Call on as at the Prairie City [Mills, ceraee

Planing streets.

Ha aad Ma&eijy SM/ltd

t^KCTAeLKt

JDENTI8T8.

j* -diii

•m-,' At .mis/,. wm?3» mmv*•U.., 4, -a? W

JjAZARUH A MOKBIS'

CiQLKBRATE#

Jttth**.

.,i

£'*tJ ANDEYEOLA8SB8CB fit'

.' -bi .i--£b •t jtewiH fi feio*

Our 8pectaci€»mmd Mye aimeee» f»rd Acknowledged to

**theM™t¥efredt,_ BITS !»*:.*

wmm

COAL, -i

CMI umI Wood. Stlii i.t.fflnum»n.iniii(

the neene thet aiy win jf&tMStaiesrr

ase.Teire Haate,

lee at BTo. S Baattal order* fcr Coal tiled •hare ofthe pablie patronage la reapestfclly wHdted,