THB^LATBST STYLES IN fjfaw fylm jJXtview. ity of Congress until the Senate should have Major Strait has again left Shakopee had nothing to dd with the matter, NEW BsQtrqtKHSHx AS TO orvuro Y., on the evening of the 28th. 8he was sixty-five disposed pi the Warner Silver bill, which years old. for Washington. He will be absent NOTICE OF JifTETiON TOPEOVE but that all schools complying with -^mmw ^^li^^s**& passed the House on the 24th. several weeks. UP HOMESTEAD AND PUB- the law were entitled to participate A WASHINGTON telegram of the 28th ANNOUNCEMENT was made, on the ssys It was authoritatively denied that the XJJWW T7XAC *M 1 TT1T. _. EMPTION CLAIMS. in the division, and accordingly the 26th, that Justice John F. Dillon, Judge or President had decided not-to approve the number has been increased to 38. The St. Paul & Pacific Railroad the United States Court for the Eighth Judicial findings of the Court of Inquiry In the FitsJohn *A^S** Wednesday, June 4th, 1879. Department of Interior,||^| Circuit, had tendered Jus resignation to Co. has been re-organized under the Porter case. General Land Office, 1 accept of a professorship In Columbia College, name of the "St. Paul, Minneapolis POLITICAL NOTES. LATEST HEWS. DURING a recent raid on the South Washington, D. G. April 15,1879. New York City. & Manitoba Railway." ^fJT-1J* Fork of the Salmon River, in Oregon,bymembers Registers and Receivers, JUDGE BAXTER, United States Circuit of what is known as the Sheep-Eaters i^The President will undoubtedly be Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, has U. S. Land Offices! THE OLD WORLD. tribe of Indians, two white men, named Hugh glad to furnish all the vetoes the Decoration Day was very generally decided that the act of the Tennessee Legislature, Gentlemen: Johnson and Pascall Dawson, were killed. ON the 24th, President Grevy, of Democrats want. Every one is worth repealing the charter of the City of observed all over the United Heceived, and OfferedforSaleat Astonishing Low Prices, by Your attention is called to the provisions France, pardoned 400 Communists. FUNERAL services were held over the Memphis, and the actcreating the taxing district thousands of Republican votes. States. In a few southern cities the of the act of Congress entitled remains of William Lloyd Garrison, at Boxbury, THE British Government has ordered of Memphis, are unconstitutional and ex-confederates united with the unionists Mass., on the 28th. Eloquent eulogies The unhappiness between Tilden "An Act to provide additional the prosecution of the Directors of the Westof-England void. and at Madison, Wis., the were pronounced by Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell, and Hendricks continues and grows. and South Wales Bank, on the regulations for homestead and preemption HE Globe Mutual Life Insurance Rev. Samuel Johnson, Theodore D. Weld graves of the dead rebel prisoners charge of misrepresentation in their annual Mr. Watterson declares that the entries of public lands," Company of New York has suspended. and Wendell PhiUips, after which the body were strewn with flowers the same reports. late tail of the Cipher Reform combination approved March 3, 1879, copy here- was followed by a large number of people to IT has been decided to hold the National as those of union soldiers. A DISPATCH from the Hague, of the is in a conspiracy to kill oft' with." 1 itslast resting place. Agricultural Congress in the City of 25th, says there had been severe fighting in the head, and announces that this Madison, Wis., next falL The Congress was Hereafter no person claiming to THE President, on the 29th, vetoed Acheen, again, and that the Dutch had been "is the end of Hendricks. He is a booked for Atlanta, Ga., but fear of yellow We have received the first number enter public land under the homestead the act making appropriations for the Legislative, successful. fever has induced the promoters to meet in fool as well as a conspirator. Let Executive and Judicial expenses of the of the Lyon^County News, a seven and preemption laws will be A N Athens dispatch of the 25th says Wisconsin. Government for the fiscal year ending June all men disown him.." This is bilious column folio, published at Marshall permitted to make final proof until the agitation in Crete was increasing, andthat 30, 1880. SEC SHERMAN has issued a circular and bad, and it is also uncalled byTodd&Edes. The paper starts notice has been giren as required by arising was feared. requesting holders of called bonds which for. Hendricks may be a conspirator ON the evening of the 29th ult., a cyclone out with a good advertising patronage said act.^_^Cfc ANNOUNCEMENT was made in the mature before thefirstof July to send them swept over portions of Holt and Nodaway but the innocent old gentleman and shows editorial ^ind typo 4An settler desiring to make final British House of Commons, on the 26th, of to bis Department for payment during the Counties, Mo., near Barnard and whom he is conspiring against can graphical ability. We weT the appointment of Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley month Ot June, In this way the holders of proof must first file with the register Bolckow, about twenty-five miles north of St' give him points and then beat him. to the command of the forces operating in such bonds will receive payment for them, the News to our exchange list! of the proper land office a written Joseph. It moved at a velocity of sixty miles South Africa. with interest to maturity, before the bonds an hour, demolishing houses, uprooting and notice of his attention to make final The Cincinnati Commercial says: mature. All United States bonds forwarded twisting off trees, and destroying property of ON the 26th, Katherine Churchell proof, i Such notice must describe "It would save no end of trouble Gen. James H. Schields, the vete for redemption should be addressed to the all descriptions. It moved in a northeasterly was executed in the Jail at Taunton, Eng., for the land claimed, and the claimant and a hundred thousand drinks if fan of two* wars and Ex-Senator "Loan Division, Secretary's Office," and all direction, and, when several miles east of the murderof her husband at Chard. registered bonds should be assigned to "The must give the names and residences from three States, died suddenly at the Confederate Caucus would nominate Barnard, suddenly disappeared. Its track, HE British steamship Ava was recently Secretary of the Treasury for redemption." of the witnesses by whom the necessary Ottumwa, Iowa, last 3uM*&even the Democratic ticket for 1880, covering territory half a mile wide, was a sunk in a collision off the Indian scene of desolation. A number of casualties ing. He appeared to, bV^ pood ^ts as to settlement, residence, tack it to an Appropriation bill, and HE Maine Republican State Conventlcnwillmeetat Coast, and sixty six of the crew and four passengers occurred. health during the day and attfheartily ciUtiWRion, etc., are to be established. Bangor on the 26th of force it through Congress. The were drowned. June. at six, after which he wrote HE "Hinds Temperance bill," that President would not veto it." The NOTICE was given in the British allowing women to vote on the question of several letters but just before retir The filing of such notice must be to the evening of the 24th there suggestion is worth thinking of. If House of Commons, on the 26th, that the CHEAP CHARLEY, license, was killed in the Illinois House of had been disposed of $24,147,150 worth of 4- ing complained of pain in the Oest Ameer of Afghanistan and the British representative accompanied by a deposit of sufficient the scheme were objected to as ir Representatives, on the 30th ult, by a vote of per-cent refunding certificates. had both signed a treaty of peace. and soon thereafter expired. money to pay the cost of publishing regular, the Caucus (with a 'capital 32 to 56. It was stated that everypolitical and commercial DURING the severe thunder storm the notice to be given by the register. C) might amend the Constitution advantage that the British hoped for had AN Island Pond (Vt) telegram of the which prevailed in the vicinity of Chicago, on Ex-Senator Alcorn declares in a been gained. 30th ult. says there had so far been eleven We learn from the Jackson Repub the morning of the 23th, tho powder-magazine Upon the filing of the notice by deaths of the children who drank from the published letter that aside from politics lie that Prof. E. J. Thompson, of of the Oriental Powder Company, situated A TELEGRAM was received from THE the applicant, the register shall publish poisoned brook in that vicinity a few days before. the negro is kindly treated in about a mile beyond the south-westerly the State University, Minneapolis, Siberia, on the 26th, announcing the arrrival Of these, five were the children of John a notice of such application once boundaries of Chicago, was struck by lightning, Mississippi. It is only when he tries of the Vegawith Prof. Nordensjold, the Swedish has secured for our enterprising educational Aldrlch-hfs entire family. Edward Moore and instantly annihilated. The maga each week for a period of thirty days, arctic explorer on board, at Behrings to vote thai the trouble begins. institution the smaller piece lost two Fred Simpson, one L. Wilson, zine contained 59,000 pounds of powder. 8traits. in a newspaper which he shall designate, "The ballot-box in this State has weighing about 170 poundsof one John Cole, one, and Mr. Park, one. by an order written on said application, ONE HUNDRED AND EiGHTY-sixhouses IN reply to inquiries why he does been, and its to-day, thoroughly Others could not live. Twenty-seven children the aerolite which fell in the town in a village in the Russian District of Ufa notadvance the price of refunding certificates as published nearest the were poisoned by drinking from the prostituted. Ballot-box stuffing, of Emmet, Iowa, for the use of stu have recently been destroyed by fire. since they are quoted at a premium, the Secretary brook. Potato tops, poisoned by Paris-green, land described in the application,and while equally effective, is more humane dents and visitors. Prof. Thompson of the Treasury says that the law authorizing which were thrown into the stream, were regarded THE arbitrator, to whom was re he shall also post said notice in some than the bulldozing, shot-gun would have paid a liberal sum their issue directs that they shall as the cause of the poisoning, rather i-md the question of the reduction of the conspicuous place in his office for the policy of the pas' In this I take for the large piece, but the owners be sold at par. than the carcasses of dead animals. Terrible es of the South Yorkshire (Eng.) coalminers, same period. A compliance with the pleasure in recording an improve- We take pleasure to call the attention of the Public of New Ulm and seem to prefer a division with law distress prevailed in the town, and work was decided, on the 27th, against any reduction HE United States District Attorney law will require the notice to be published ment." Mr. Alcorn is a Republican, suspended. The farmer who allowed the carcasses whatever. vers in a law suit to selling for scien vicinity to our extensive stock of NEW AN ELEGANT for the Southern District of New York, has to be thrown into the water would be weekly five times, because 4 but his Democratic fellow-citizens filed a bill of discovery in the case of the tific purposes. A NAFLES (Italy) dispatch of the Spring & Slimmer Clothing arrested. United States against SamueJ J. Tllden to weekly publications would not cover in Mississippi undoubtedly 27th announces a violenteruption fromMount recover for alleged deficiencies in his income a period of thirty days. flatter themselves for their virtue in Etna. DECORATION DAY (30th ult.) was tax. The joint Senate and House Dem very generally and appropriately observed exchanging a brutal and bloody form The notice to be given by the register INDIA, according to a Simla telegram ocratic caucus committee held i A COTTON storage warehouse, in New throughout the entire West and East and of theft for a bloodless but no less must state that application to of the 27th, had agreed to pay Takoob York City was set on fire, on then ght of many portions of the South. The exercises meeting last Saturday and agreed up now being leceived b\ us, and offeied at the follow ing LOW PRICES: mean one. Khan a subsidy of six lacs of rupees yearly. make final proof has been filed the the 26th. It was leased by John S. Richards, mainly consisted, as usual, of processions, on the course of action that will be 0 name of the applicant the kind of DELIGEORGIS, the Greek Minister of who estimates the loss at 9330,000. addiesses and the strewing of flowers on the The Republican State Convention taken by the Democratic party in entry, whether homestead or preemption Finance, died on the 27th. soldiers' graves. All Wool Cassimere Suits, New and Latest Stj les, from $3,50 to $5,00. of Maine has been called to meet at Congress with regard to the appropriation HE Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, a description of the land, AT the session, at Saratoga, N T. A PHTXIPPOPOLIS dispatch of the 28th in the tenth monthly statement of the Bangor on June 26. The address bills. The immediate passage Light Weight Spring Suits from $4,75 to $9,00. n the 30tn ult, of the Women's Home Mission and the names and residences of the ays Aleko Pasha, the newly-appointed Governor current fiscal year of imports and exports of of the State Committee invites all of the appropriation bills with Society of the West, resolutions were of Eastern Roumelia, had that day witnesses as stated in the application. Union Suits from $6,00 to $7,00. the United States, says the excess of exports voters to cooperate with the party provisions restricting the use of adopted instructing the Executive Board, entered upon his duties in that city. The over imports of merchandise was, for the ten whenever the new organization authorized by who discountenance the revolutionary Elegant Worsted Suits from $8,00 to $12,00. money for transportation, pay or Sultan had directed that he should wear the months ending April SO, of this}ear, $241,- To save expense, the register may the American Baptist Home Mission Society red fez on all occasions of official ceremony, subsistance of troops to guard ballot course of the Democrats in Congress, 443,623 do., 1S78, 9227,042,067. For the Scotch Suits (Latest Styles) from $4,75 to $7,50. embrace two or more cases in one should be properly formed, to transfer the and he wore it on this occasion, greatly to the twelve monthsending April30,1879, $272,215,- boxes is recommended. It is also who insist upon free elections publication, when it can be done r.orks, assets and papers to such organization, disgust of the Panslavist inhabitants of the 719 do., 1878, a221.6S0.0l2. Boy's and Youth's Suits from $2,50 to $6,00. proposed to make no provision free from the interference of both and also Instructing such Board to affectionately city. consistently with the legal requirement? for pay of supervisors or deputy marshals the Army and the bulldozersand HE Treasury Department in Washington invite their auxiliaries and branches Pants from 65 cents up to $3,50. of publication, in a newspaper Two EXTENSIVE conflagrations have issued a notice, on the 27th, to the effect of elections. The Democrats who favor upholding the financial to transfer their relations to the society in published nearest the land, as per recently occurred in Moscow, presumably the that no more refunding certificates would Summer Caps from 25 cents up to 45 cents. are in favor of everything but fair New York. In the meantime a full set of officers credit of the Nation against the work of the Nihilists. attached Form No. 3. be sold by the United States Treasurer, over were chosen to keep up the old organization lections. schemes of repudiators. The address HatsNew Stylesfrom 50 cents to $2,00. his counter, nor would any more be furnished When proof is filed that notice has HE winner of the Derby race in England, until they seefitto dissolve. Mrs. J. is thoroughly stalwart throughout, bj him to public officers in that city, Boston, on the 28th, was Sir Bevys, a horse been given in the manner and for 3. Crouse, ot Chicago, was elected President. White and colored Shirts from 45 cents to 75 cents. and gives, a true keynote for New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. The owned by Lord Norrey. Lorlllard's Uncas, the time required by said act of Congress, The plans for the great excursion Secretary desired that the remainder of the In Boots and Shoes wehave a full and complete ine and can give you the American horse, was withdrawn before the coming campaign. It is signed CONGRESSIONAL the applicant will be entitled to meet Gen. Grant at San Francisco certificates unsold should be distributed, as the race. by George C. Wing, C. A. Boutelle CALF-SKIN BOOTS from $2,00 to $3,50. Every pair warranted. to make final proof as provided by far as practicable, among Postmasters bonded are about matured, and J. B. Mc SKNATE.Not in session on the 24th. and Fred N Dow, Sub-Committee. M. ROCHE MONART, the French Minister ror their sale, at places otherthan those above the laws in force at the date of the Mullen will issue from his headquarters HOUSE.The all-night session continued Children's and Ladies' Shoes from 45 cents to $1,75. to Hayti, died, recently, of yellow fever, 'Mentioned. until nine o'clock in the morning, amid approval of said act. at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New after an illness of only two hours. His private muchfilibusteringand confusion, when a motion Wm. Lloyd Garrison. The proof that requisite notice secretary and the First Secretary of Legation York, in a few days a formal announcement. to adjourn finally prevailed89 toTO.. HE Ohio Republican State Convention Theregularsession began at noon A Conatitatu Our Spring and Summer Clothing are all newly-made goods and all are also dead, and on the 29th news has been given will be the certificate The fare from New was held at Cincinnati on the 28th, mil amendment was introduced and referred was received in Paris that the Second Secretary of the register that the notice relativetothe election of President and This great exponent of human liberty York to San Francisco and return and the following ticket placed in nomination. of our own manufacture, and we arc able to give everyone a fit be of Legation was down with the disease. Vice-President The Post-Route biU was then of the application (a copy of which Governor, Charles Foster LieutenantGovernor, died on Sunday, May 25th. The will be $150, and'from Chicago and passed, and the Stiver bill was taken up, and lean or fat, tall or short. ON the 29th, the Ship Canal Congress, Gen. A. Hickenloper Supreme Mr. Warner withdrew his demand for the previous should be annexed to the certificate) Pioneer Press in summing up the Please examine our stock return $125. The tickets are good Question. A substitute T.-re by Mr. Byau at Paris, adopted, by a vote of 93 to 8, Judge, W. W. Johnson Attorney-General, was posted by him in a conspicuous history of his remarkable career says: for sixty days. McMullen has the was then rejectedfi9 to 137 and the bill was 4- the Panama and Lemon Bay Route across the Geo. K.Nash Auditor, John F. Oglebee passed114 to 91-which result was greeted with plac* in his office for a period of\ William Lloyd Garrison was born in latest advices from Gen. Grant that Isthmus of Darlen. The Congress then dissolve* and we guarantee you satis- Treasurer, Joseph Turney Board of Public band-clapping on the Democratic side. The thirty days and the affidavit of the Newbury port, Mass., in 1804. He Republicans and Greenbackers who voted aye he will reach San Francisco between Works, James Fulllngton. The platform were: Messrs. Belford, Gannon, Daggett, Do publisher or foreman of the newspaper learned the' printer's trade, and in A MESSINA (Italy) telegram of the the 15th and the 20th of Jnlj, so condemns the course of those now controlling LaMatyr. Ford, Fort, Gillette, LaddT Marsh, faction. 29th says the eruption from Mount Etna was Martin (ft.O.), March. BUSMII (N. C"), Stevenson, both branches of Congress commends the that the notice (a copy of 1828 was publishing a journal at the tickets will be good from July Weaver and Yokum. The Democrats and Increasing in volume, and a huge stream of financial measures of the Administration and which notice must be annexed to Bennington, Vermont, which advocated 1st to September 1st, and will be Greenbackers voting no were: Messrs. Bins. Covert, lava was pouring down the western slope of thanksand honors the President and Republican Deuster, Hard, Jones, Morrison, Muller, the affidavit) was published in said the abolition of slavery with limited to four thousand. Respectfully, Poehler and F. Wood Adjournedto the 27th. the mountain. Several villages were threatened members of Congress for the stand the) newspaper once each week for five other reforms. He attracted the attention with destruction, and there was great Lave taken in opposition to the designs of the SENATE.The bill to provide for an successive weeks. of Benjamin Lundy, who alarm among the inhabitants. The City of Democratic majority etc, etc. exchange of subsidiary coins for lawful money, Mr. H. S. Sioberg, at present Chea Charley. The proof of the publication and was agitating gradual emancipation, Messina had suffered from showersof cinders. and makingsuch coins legal tender in sums not HE Iowa Greenback State Convention County Auditor of Kandiyohi countv, exceeding twenty dollars, was debated, on the posting of the notice must be filed and the two united the next year in HE British troops in Afghanistan was held at DesMoines, on the 28th. 26th, as were alsothe bills relative to the transportation is mentioned for Secretary of and preserved by the register, to be the publication of the Genius of Universal have been ordered back to the newly-established John Porter was elected President There of animal*,, and authorizing the employment State. The Jackson Republic says of the militia and land and naval frontier lines. forwarded to this office with the final Emancipation, at Baltimore. were two elements in the Convention, ou forces in certaineases, and torepealthe Election that Mr. Sjoberg is one of the most favoring the payment of bonds in legal-tender papers when issued. His views were much in advance of F. S""GrOOds l^o^lgll^ of vis and LOBILLABD'S Parole scored another laws The President pro tern, announced hit competent men in this State for that notes, and the otherin favor of such pay men' signaturetothe Legislative Appropriation I '1 victory in England, on the 30th ult., winning The notices, affidavits, certificates, Mr. Lundy's, and an address in Park being made in the lawful money of the Government, tho House having agreedtothe Senate amend, position, or in fact for any other position, the gold cup at Epsom. not STJitatole can Toe retvLrnedand etc., required under said act should, street church, Boston, the same year ments thereto, and the Speaker having signed gold, silver or legal-tender notes. and if he should happen to secure the same. A TELEGRAM from Cape Town, received in form, be substantially like the marked him as the first uncompromising The latter party prevailed, whereupon the money -will Toe olieerfully refund- the nomination the State will in London, on the 80th ult. says that a HOUSE.Not in session. forms hereto appended. abolitionist. A year later Wapello County delegationwithdrew from the large forceof dlssaffected Zulus, leaving Zululandto be assured of an able, efficient and Convention. The resolutions adopted declare he was fined and imprisoned for libel Very respectfully, ed. SENATE.Onthe 27th, the bill relative surrender to theBritish, hadbeenintercepted accomplished officer. He is at present that the Government shall issue all money, in attacking the slave trade and his J. A. WILLIAMSON, to thetransportation of animals was taken up by the natives loyal to Cetawayo. A whether gold, silver or paper, all to a member of the State Board of and debated, and, on motion of Mr. Edmunds, connection with Lundy was dissolved. Commissioner. pitched battle followed, in which, after great be legal tender for the payment of the subject was then postponed until the first Equalization, in which capacity he Then he delivered anti-slavery slaughter, the forces preparing to leave were Monday in December. all debts, public or private, and OOTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO. has evinced thorough ability, and entirely routed and overwhelmed. lectures for a year or two. In 1831, that the Government bonds be paid HOUSE.The bill relative to the removal his many fiiends will be pleased to in the legal-tender money of the country as of cases from State to Federal Courts he commenced the publication of the HE train on the Saragossa& Madrid MINNESOTA NEWS. came up, the pendingmotion being to secondthe note his success in the direction soon as possible that the National Banks Railway, in Spain, was stopped by brigands Liberator in Boston, and the serious previous question, but the Republicans resorted must be abolished, and leeal-tender greenbacks named. near Calataynd, on the 80th ult, and to the policy of refosing to vote, and thus consumed agitation of the abolition of slavery. besubstituted for their circulation demand robbed of 98,000. the morning hour, the bill going over This was the beginning of his time the unlimited coinage of the silver dollar without action. TheSenate bill to preventthe Dr. H. M. Knight of the Connecticut LACOSTE, a Frenchman naturalized introduction of contagious or infectious diseases of trial. Poverty, anxiety, ostracism, indorse the Arrears-of-Penslons act condemn Another LeadvilleThis one in Fill- institute for feeble minded In the United States some years ago, has been into theUnited Stateswasconsideredandpassed, "the violence of party spirit in the abuse, threats, danger, were without amendment. children is to have temporary charge expelled from France for renouncing his na ereCwMty. Legislative halls of Congress, which seeks to the constant atmosphere in which tionality without performing his military of the institute about being opened Rochester Post SENATE.The billtomake subsidiary revive the dead issue of the past, while conspiring duty. i he lived. But he began to see the coin exchangeable for lawful moneywas taken at Faribault. He will probably be against and deliberately refusing to James Kennedy, who lives in. the up, on the 28th, and amended so as to makesnob fruits of his labors. In 1832 he organized A ROME (Italy) dispatch of the 80th provide measures of relief adequate to the succeeded by his son. coin legal tender in sums not exoeeding ten (in- north part or Summer township, in stead of twenty) dollars. Other amendments the New England anti-slavery ult. says the Pope had prepared an encyclical living necessities of the present denounce Fillmore county, stepped into Smith were also agreedto. and.thenMll was passed The twentieth annual session of protesting against the bill passed by the Ital all interference, either by threats, by bands of society, published "Thoughts on The biU providing that the principal officers of Brothers' store last Friday afternoon, armed men or by troops at the polls, Ian Parliament requiring the civil marriage to the Grand Lodge of Good Templars the Executive Departments of the Government Universal Emancipation," and made and exhibited a small nugget or by fraud or bribery, with tho precede the religious ceremony. may occupy seats on thefloorof the Senate and will be held in Minneapolis, commencing a trip to England to place himself in House was. onmotion of Mr. Pendleton, referred right of all qualified electors to vote according of gold, which he had dug out on his June 11th, 1879, and continues to a committee of ten, to be appointed by the sympathy with the anti-slavery to their conscientious convictions de farm. It weighed two pennyweights, Chair A bill was introduced in relation to the THE NEW WORIiD. three days. Arrangements movement there. In 1835, he was mand that all official fees and salariesshallbe election of Senators from the Stats of Sew and is called by good judges a fine are being made~for a pic-nic excursion THE Warner Silver bill passed the Hampshire. reduced from 25 to 60 per cent. the use of mobbed in the streets of Boston for quality of the precious metal. Mr. National House of Representatives, on the on Lake Minnetonka immediately all just and legal means for the suppression We invite your attention to HOUSE.The bill relative to tho removal trying to address an anti-slavery our new patent Kennedy discovered it while digging 24th, after a continuous session of twenty-one of the evils of intemperance favor the repeal of causes from State to Federal Courts after the session, in which all SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT, meeting and dragged to the city hall came up as regular business of the morning hours, by a vote of 114 yeas to 97 nays. a hole to sink a large boulder into. of the Railroad Commissioners law, and Good Templars and their friends hour, but the Republicans refused to vote, thus being the only one manufectured in the U. S. It it with a rope around his neck. He the adoption of suitable legislative action to For the benefit of the Swampoodlites, leaving the House without a quorum, ana the HE workingmen of San Francisco will be invited to participate. made throughout of the best material and workmanship. continued to be the most prominent restore and.equallze freights etc., etc. Nominations hour was used up without any advance being celebrated the adoption of the new Constitution, Who want to work Mr. Kennedy's madein the bill A biU was introduced and were made, as follows:ForGovernor, The action is our patent improved and American abolitionist, and in 1843 bygetting up an immense torchlight An explosion occurred at the Faribault farm for what gold they can referred to convert the gold inthe Treasury into Daniel Campbell, of Clark County Lieutenant-Governor, is the best in use it fills along felt want for a he was chosen president of the worlds procession on the evening of the 24th. The silver, andtoauthorize the issuing of certificates gas works the other day, doing^ find, we state that he lives fifteen M. H. Moore, of Dubuque, therefor A bill relating to the issue of bonds procession was a pronounced success, over light, portable, handsome and cheap Piano, which anti-slavery society. At intervals considerable damage to the Supreme Judge, M. H. Jones, of Davis Superintendent miles south of Rochester. by the District of Columbia Commisrionerswas 10.C00 persons being in line. will in a great measure supersede the Reed Organ. he lectured and published books. It passed, the amount being limited to tl.200,000. building and setting it on fire. The of Public Instruction, J. A. Nash, onv IN the Town of Kewaskum, Wis., The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery is notable that he always agitated of Polk County. flames were speedily extinguished by SENATE.On the 29th, the McDonald the 23d, a man named Nicholas Altenhofer and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most abolition by the consent of the slaveowners, the fire company. The explosion biUtoauthorise the use of militaryforcesin certain Orifta ef Wheat. beat out the brains of his six-weeks-old child AT Bakersfield, Cal., on the morning cases was taken up, and Mr. Wallace moved elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five yean. and when he became convinced was caused by a leak in the pipes, by knocking its head against the wall. He of the 28th, a band of masked men entered to strike out tho fifth section and substitute Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the that this was impossible, ad-' the escaping gas coming in contact Austin Register. what were known as the political clausesof the then carried the dead Infant two miles to a the County Jail, overpowered the jailer, and Legislative bill. Wr. Wallace then spoke in market Write for particulars and terms. Liberal vocated the dissolution of the Union, with a test Tight. hanged to the gratings in their cells Thomas priest and acknowledged the crime. There are many, perhaps, who are favor of the bill, and during the discussion a and William Yoakum, brothers, confined on discount to dealers, the profession and schools, to cut the North loose from the slave spicypersonaldebate occurred betweenM J. P. KRIEGER, JR., the Cashier of raising wheat who do not know the Glencoe ReaisterMrs. Schauer, the charge of murder. ine and Hill....The President pro tern.an. Addro BILLINGS CO. holding body of death. This was the lately-suspended Broadway Savings Bank, origin of the plant, or have any nounced the following as the SelectCommittee the woman who was shot by Goltz, of St. Louis, has been* arrested upon the his position for some years before HENRY ACKLEY, twelve years old, en thebill providing that the principal Executiveputoers knowledge as to how it got into sa EAST FOOTLTKNTH ST. has so far recovered from her wounds charge of embezzlement and malfeasance. of the Government may occupyseats committed suicide in the Philadelphia House 1861. When the war broke out, this country. The following is going New York Citjv on thefloorsof the Senate and House: Messrs. as to get out of door, but while she of Refuge, on the 27th. He was locked up in 8uits have also been begun against the Di however, he saw the opportunity and Pendleton, Voozhees. Bayard. Butler, Farley, the rounds of the press, and we rectors of the bank. a dark cell as a punishment for some slight inhales the rich odors of spring, and Conking, AUiaon. Blaine, Ingalls and Piatt. urged emancipation by federal proclamation give it as authority on this subject: offense. He was frightened and killed him* Adjourned to June 2. A JTCBE beginning at midnight and listens to the sweet songs of the birds-, until it was accomplished. self. WM. H. EIESLIKG. Prior to the discovery of the continent continuing until noon, on the 24th, destroyed HOUSE.A resolution was reported she sees only in her imagination the R. KIESLING He saw the work to which he had from the Ways and Means Committee for the H. KELLER. by Columbus, there was no property on the* Brooklyn (N. I.) wharfs THE Washington House inHagerstown, birds, the green fields.and leafy bowers J. HCEBSCHELKR final adjournment of Congress on the Mth of Sealing Eellar & Co. devoted his life accomplished by worth from 1500,000 to $750,000. cereal in America approaching in Md., burned early on the morning of June. ..Themessage of the President vetoing that surround hercountry home. vMany of the terrified guests es- means he had never areamed of, and the 29th. the Legislative Appropriation bill was received nature the wheat plant. It was not THE California State Democratic read and referred. The vote on the passage of caped by means of the porch pillars, but recognized its completion by discontinuing Widow Stell, a German woman Convention has been postponed until July until 1530 that wheat found its way the bill overthe veto resulted in 112 yeastott eight persons burned to death and thirty-five nam than the necessary two-thirds in the the Liberator in 1865. Shortly living about sixteen miles from Le Mexico, and then-only by chance. A WASHINGTON telegram of the 24th were more or less injured. affirmative. This was a strict: Sueur, on Sibley prairie in Sibley after, some wealthy admirers of A slave of Cortez found a few grains says that it had been ascertained there that four Greenbackers THE'fifty-fifth anniversary of the and two negativel county, committed suicide last Friday BEAL E S If Mr. Garrison made him a present of of wheat in a parcel of rice and Gen. Grant would leave Yokohama for San American Baptist Publication Society was DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, to the 8ubndiary.coinage mil (tne principal one Francisco about the last Of June. Arrangemeats morning by hanging. She had $30,000 as a token of their appreciation showed them to his master, who ordered being that Uniting the legal-tender quality of had been made for a large excursion held at Saratoga, N. Y., on the afternoon of thrown a rope over a rail in the stable subsidiary cointoten instead of twenty dollar*) of his services in the cause of them to be planted. The result the 28tb# The total receipts for the yeai -party to meet him at the latter city. wereconcurred Adjourned to June 2. and when found was resting upon showed that wheat would thrive freedom. Mr. Garrison's career since were stated to be 1335,413. The total issue* hi READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, her knees, having deliberately WILLIAM LLOTD GARRISON, the dis.tlQgnished well on Mexican soil, and to-day 1865 is less pleasant to study. His of the Society since 1824 footed up 107,500,000 anti-Slavery agitator and lecturer, RegaUttag Federal Elector*. strangled to death. She leaves three one of the finest wheat valleys, in heroic days ended with the stoppage books, tracts and periodicals. ^fdtod in New York City, on the evening of the small children. z? *&*- the world is near the Mexican capital. of the Liberator. He was an agitator, THR EE seamen died of yellow fever %?2ifh. The cause of his death was nervous From Mexicothe cereal found New York Times. gL*V with the faults, as well as the on the schooner Mary A. Witharo, which arrived *y ^prostration consequent upon the paralysis of Rochester PostThe curiosity some of the vital organs. was seventv InNew York, on the 88th, during-the its way to Peru. MeriaD. Esobar, virtues of the class. The qualities The right of the federal government farm of Olmsted county is in High run from Miragoane. wife on Don Diego de Chauves, carried fouryears old. that made him great, heroic, useful, to regulate federal elections is Forest township. Thirteen years A MAN named Pylus Walker, for a few grains to lima which THE statement that the President in a time of strife and aggression, supreme and independent of anything ago it produced a six-legged calf, and had advised the sending of boats down the wereiplanted, the entire product being made him an irritation and an obstruction -many years a fisherman, who l'ved near Nlag- which state governments may on Friday of last week Mr. Patrick Mississippi to bring North the negro refugees used for seed for several successive in the quieter days of peace -^v" ara, was swept over the American Falls on do or refuse to do, If a state" goveminent Griffin, living south of that said to be waiting on the river banks for *^*tsi 'the 85th, in the presence of a large crowd of crops. At Quito, in Equador, and healing. But posterity will is restless under restrictions transportation, was denied in a Washington town, brought a double-headed calf 't0^ ^jnedttkmM*. It seems Walker was under a monk of the order of St. Francis, judge him by his earlier years, and dispatchof the 28th. necessary to secure an honest ballot the Inuence of liquor at the time of the accident, into-the city that was born on his Y-4% by the name of Fray Iodosi Rixi, introduced his countrymen can afford to do so aid lost an oar In the swift current of at federal elections, it can hold AN address has been issued by Car* farm and lived only two Hays. the new cereal and it is now. the stream above theFalls while trying torow dual MeCloskey and the prelates recently its own elections at a different time. said the jar which contained the to Goat island In a skifL He was quite a assembled In New York City to participate in But whenever representatives in, The State High School Board, noted character at the Falls, and had been the seeds planted is still preserved by the dedication of St Patrick's Cathedral, cafe congress are to be voted for, the after consulting.with the Attorney ANTEDA young Scandinavien resetter of many Uvea exposed to dangerlu tag upon the faithful tocontributetothe fund the monks of Quito. Wheat was power of the federal government who speaks fluently German, and therapids of the river. GeneraV has reconsidered its previous for the payment of the debts of Archbishop introduced into the present limits must be applied and its duty to protect is an experienced book keeper and storefl Pdtceu, of Cincinnati. It Is sidthata^um action in dividing one half last THE Democratic Canons Committee of the United States, cotttenipore' man, wishes a situation as clerk in a the purity of the ballot must be of 9100,000 has been privately donated by Winter's, appropriation among '20 of the National House of Representatives ousty with the settlement of o? store. If this should meet the eye of performed without any reference to New York bukenM* send-off. held a conference, on the afternoon of the schools, selected, with regard to locationahd anyone in want of such ^map, address any incidental effect upon state af. 20th, and agreed to recommend that sor Miss DEXIA WHEELER, only sister of population, that officer communication* to this omce,.marked fartherplans he decided upon by the major- Vice-President Wheeler,